Blithely

Scotland's darling: "Lord, say us thy dream, for prosperity is given to us" "Blithely," quoth the king, "to bliss may it turn!

Roman de Brut. English Layamon

"Blithely," quoth Merlin, with bold voice, "I will say to thee; but ever it will thee rue.

Roman de Brut. English Layamon

Blithely he writes about Lithuania's past, "We had a few years' respite from the communists while the Nazis were in control."

There Was No Respite For Lithuanian Jews 2011

Blithely stating that the health bill will save $1 trillion over the next decade won't make it happen.

Economic Quagmire For The U.S. 2010

Blithely stating that the health bill will save $1 trillion over the next decade won't make it happen.

Economic Quagmire For The U.S. 2010

Blithely dubbing the crisis "antennagate," he said Apple would provide free cases for all iPhone 4 users to mitigate the effect of the "death grip" that caused dropped or weakened signals.

Steve Jobs Is Houdini 2010

Blithely dubbing the crisis "antennagate," he said Apple would provide free cases for all iPhone 4 users to mitigate the effect of the "death grip" that caused dropped or weakened signals.

Steve Jobs Is Houdini 2010

Blithely ignoring Leni Riefenstahl's prior claim to a similar title - he had named his anthology Triumph Of The Ball.

Brad Schreiber: Having a Secret Policeman's Ball 2009

Blithely ignoring the reviewer's critique, O'Horgan proceeded to significantly ramp up the vulgarity and the sex, and in a controversial new twist to Act I, introduced a mass display of bare breasts alongside an assortment of other appendages otherwise safely packed away.

Good 'Hair' Day 2009

… Blithely we thought that the world—even the Communist part of it—would be responsive to our pleas and our dollars.

The Last Empress Hannah Pakula 2009