carelessly

• “I think that there needs to be better evidence and the 'torture' needs to be defined clearly, not a term carelessly thrown about to describe interrogation methods that are not employed by the police. ndm”

  John Terry’s sacking as England captain tells us something interesting...

• “People throw around this term carelessly to describe any video made for the web.”

  NewTeeVee

• “He tried to come in carelessly and casually, but his whole carriage advertised the strong effort of will that compelled his legs to carry his reluctant body thither.”

  Chapter 2

• “The idea that the resulting product would be considered a limitless resource or treated carelessly is hopelessly naive.”

  Discourse.net: The Tragedy of 'The Tragedy of the Commons'

• “So, Mrs. Clinton is once again carelessly spouting off lies and falsehoods left and right.”

  Poll of Polls: Obama, Clinton both leading McCain

• “Any political candidate who answered this question carelessly is too stupid to govern, but I never meant to imply that either guy was dissembling.”

  Yes, boys, but when no one is looking?

• “Your arrogance, cockiness and incompetence in the accusations you hurl so carelessly is shocking.”

  Think Progress » 60 Minutes: CIA Official Reveals Bush, Cheney, Rice Were Personally Told Iraq Had No WMD in Fall 2002

• “At the sound of the nickname carelessly bestowed upon her Keineth drew in her breath quickly.”

  Keineth

• “When he heard such words dropping carelessly from the lips of the members of this marvellous family, her family, he thrilled with delight.”

  Chapter 2

• “I prefer English Version. able to save -- a strong incentive to correct our dulness in hearing the word: that word which we hear so carelessly, is able (instrumentally) to save us [Calvin]. souls -- your true selves, for the "body" is now liable to sickness and death: but the soul being now saved, both soul and body at last shall be so (Jas 5: 15, 20).”

  Commentary Critical and Explanatory on the Whole Bible

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