Sentences with phrase «thoughtless act»

Much of the research suggests that being caught shoplifting can be a transformative experience which takes the habitual and thoughtless act of shoplifting and turns it into one that requires great reflection and deliberation.

It is a responsible action forced by circumstances — not an irresponsible and thoughtless act.

«Babel» weaves stories from Morocco, America, Mexico and Japan, all connected by the thoughtless act of a child, and demonstrates how each culture works against itself to compound the repercussions.

«I apologise to everyone and especially to Edimar for my thoughtless act in today's game,» Ronaldo tweeted following the match.

He has an incredible knack for intervening at the wrong time, at the wrong place and saying the wrong thing to the wrong people, as evidenced by the Booker controversy and the skyrocketing legal bills he is incurring as a result of his various thoughtless acts.

«The people of New York City are heartbroken to see our sister city of Paris shaken again by these thoughtless acts of violence, and we stand in solidarity with the residents of Paris and with Mayor Hidalgo during this tragic time.

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Florida renters insurance protects you from liability for the simple, thoughtless acts that happen all too frequently.

While some accidents are caused by adverse road conditions or weather, many are the result of deliberate or thoughtless acts.

Florida renters insurance protects you from liability for the simple, thoughtless acts that happen all too frequently.

Not exact matches

Congressman Paul Tonko on Sunday condemned the American Health Care Act, calling it a disaster and thoughtless.

We are intrigued that, the Acting Chairman of our party will stoop this low to make such hot - headed and thoughtless statements and rather walk freely.

Rep. Paul Tonko, a Capital Region Democrat, condemned the American Health Care Act, calling it a disaster and thoughtless.

It's the thoughtless and mostly unknowing act of a little girl — we know from the start that Lucas is blameless — but like a 20th century melodrama (the film's reminiscent of both Arthur Miller «s «The Crucible» and Friedrich Dürrenmatt «s «The Visit» in some respects), the townspeople can't believe that a child would lie, and so Lucas becomes ostracized and untouchable in the community.

Meanwhile, in declaring that «Schools should teach about the French Revolution, not have their parents act it out», Rotherham reinforces a conceit found far too often found among Beltway reformers (and, as evidenced from Teach For America President Wendy Kopp's thoughtless piece on releasing teacher performance data, even among some operator - oriented reformers): That families — especially those from poor and minority backgrounds — just aren't equipped to make smart decisions when it comes to school operations.

Therefore, as vigorously as we endorse and celebrate the use of legitimate service animals, we just as fervently oppose the actions of thoughtless and self - important owners who falsely demand the privileges associated with the Americans with Disabilities Act and other laws enacted to help persons with disabilities.

«An isolated investigator without bias and tradition, without forces of mental society acting upon him... would be blind and thoughtless,» is the assertion behind Liam Gillick's latest exhibition, «The Thought Style Meets the Thought Collective».

Being negligent is when you've acted in a way that's considered thoughtless, careless or contrary to how a normal person would act in a similar situation.

I am an older white male and no doubt should apologise for my thoughtless success as a lawyer and the surprising revelation that although I am part of a system which produced the Constitution Act giving everyone the right to thought, speech and expression, I am now to be told what to think, say and express!

When courts or legislatures do address the principles for adjudicating child custody disputes, they often act without close attention to factual complexity, empirical evidence, or respect for generally prevailing principles of lawmaking... [An] example of thoughtless action in the custody area occurred in the 1980s when several jurisdictions adopted a strong preference for joint custody... [T] he presumption for joint custody was adopted without careful attention to empirical evidence or diversity of factual situations....