unintelligently

Rock journalism as literature thus depends on acts who do more than thrash unintelligently.

At first I stared unintelligently across the London valley.

But these were very unintelligently and inaccurately prepared.

It was said that memory, like everything else, could be clumsily or unintelligently used, or even used for false purposes or in bad faith.

She had never in all her life before spoken to any living being so confusedly and so unintelligently as she now spoke to Julian Gray!

"The county government has been corruptly and unintelligently managed," Mr. Brodsky said at his 300-year-old house in Greenburgh.

However preoccupied the mind may be, the eye notices mechanically--unintelligently but accurately..." The young man repeated doggedly: "I don't remember anybody."

"It's a shame to play so hard and so unintelligently," said Coach Don Casey, whose team was led by Marbury's 20 points and 11 assists.

In other words, men play the love game so unintelligently that they often esteem a woman in proportion as she seems to disdain and make a mock of her intelligence.

Several shakers later the five members of the improvised fire company, now no longer in their right minds, clung to the long vehicle for better support and peered unintelligently at its various mysterious parts.

It is a fight in which the Churches championed the anti-material view, but they have done it so unintelligently, and have been continually placed in such false positions, that they have always been losing.

By reading keep in a state of excited ignorance, like a blind man in a house afire; flounder around, immensely but unintelligently interested; don't know how I got in and can't find the way out, but I'm having a booming time all to myself.