He stood in the breach in Washington against unthinking partisanship.
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People stop looking at him with unthinking respect and admiration.
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She shrieks, unthinking, and pulls its snout from her breast.
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They were apparently better able to control their unthinking behavior.
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Capitalism has put us into a state of ceaseless, unthinking consumption.
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A world populated by immensely powerful, unthinking machines is not a dream.
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Hindsight, in the form of unthinking anachronism, has also distorted the picture.
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There is a lot of blind and unthinking anger in the world.
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That's why our unthinking response in the experiment is a generous one.
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"Paint by numbers" became shorthand for unthinking, mechanical, "just following orders" behavior.
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I don't binge, but I know that I'm compulsively unthinking about food.
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Keep exploring what your inclination to be "compulsively unthinking about food" means.
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I thought of a hammer, which is unyielding, and cruel and unthinking.
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" Another said the president is "racist, incompetent, or unthinking, or all three.
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Arendt, the creation of an unthinking population was critical to the success of
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But she also quickly learned about the unthinking damage the law could do.
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Instead, they formed a shameful chorus of unthinking yes men, led by Sen.
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Unthinking, half the players turn left, the rest right, as if on autopilot.
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" Already predicting what he wants, she says, "You want me to unthinking the cold.
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Anti-Semitism runs through the village like foul water, unthinking, freely articulated, always available.
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That kind of unthinking irritation is a common enough problem in the consumer web.
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But in this election, Americans finally demanded an end to this unthinking immigration system.
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These are chores we execute with an ease so unthinking it's automatic… robotic, even.
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" A third wondered aloud whether President Trump was "racist, incompetent or unthinking — or all three.
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Each year, the finest players and coaches conjure, in new forms, soccer's essential, unthinking grace.
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American civil servants have long been maligned as slow moving and unthinking creatures of bureaucracy.
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" He added, "By sharing it, he is either a racist, incompetent, or unthinking—or all three.
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She drifted off the wall, unthinking, and found herself drifting with a host of other Adjectives.
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But the primary vibe from the G.O.P. has become one of indiscriminate, unthinking, all-consuming anger.
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Lines like "What would we do now, what would we hate now?" become their unthinking refrain.
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This oversight seemed like cold indifference on the company's part—or at the very least, unthinking negligence.
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What makes these unthinking male warrior robots so scary is that they don't generally buck their directives.
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What he did was unthinking, like pushing a friend out of the way of a speeding car.
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Andrew Rosenthal Donald Trump can be a lot of things: outrageous, bigoted, mercurial, funny, unthinking and relentless.
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I am a younger feminist, but I'm not an unthinking one who assumes I have no agency.
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But Mr. Max eventually realized that his casual, unthinking misogyny was destroying him and everyone he loved.
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HONEYPOT BOTS These bots are meant to distract trolls by goading them into fighting with unthinking machines.
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He also pushes back against what he sees as the pervasive, unthinking patriotism in the US today.
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But Black Friday also earns its ominous name by prompting primitive and unthinking acquisitive behavior in us all.
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Rather than singing harmony with Brad's white man's blues, she rebukes him for his unthinking white male entitlement.
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Unthinking rejection of official requests could lead to legislation forcing companies to break their own encryption, Stamos warned.
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Too bad the nanoprobes themselves, while able to capture images and data, will be dumb, unthinking, and unfeeling hardware.
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Were citizens an enlightened repository of wisdom to be frequently consulted, or an unthinking mob to be tactfully restrained?
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Joints were proffered, words fell from mouths into the unthinking ether, and no song lasted more than thirty seconds.
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" She rejected the idea, dominant in contemporary philosophy, that emotions were "unthinking energies that simply push the person around.
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And of course, one point of the article is to challenge what I think is a slightly unthinking popular consensus.
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Where so many similar messages come off unthinking, you never doubt that these preoccupy Skereikis as deeply as his music.
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The shepherds become a sign of an unthinking presence, a destroyer of beauty, whose existence is already all too brief.
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The same reporters who previously lavished unthinking praise on every new startup now search with equal enthusiasm for scandals and mistakes.
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These comments seem to reflect a kind of unthinking, partisan gamesmanship on Pelosi's part that people are justifiably fed up with.
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Smith's narrative conveys the system's unthinking superiority, the lazy morality, the philistinism, the sense of demanded privilege and analyzes it cannily.
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For the first six months or so, no — I was an unthinking moron — but when it got serious I think I was.
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But what this type of criticism can do, when it works, is illuminate the lazy, unthinking way stories are often put together.
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The guiding philosophy—if there is one at all—seems to be an unthinking embrace of the "both sides" approach to journalism.
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"By sharing it (the videos), he is either a racist, incompetent or unthinking, or all three," opposition Labour lawmaker Stephen Doughty said.
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I am doing this because the refrigerator has made a funny noise, and we cannot, with unthinking ease, afford a new refrigerator.
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Moore often criticizes the "cultural Christianity" that once prevailed in the South, because it promoted a kind of easy, unthinking Christian identity.
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Workers, he argued, were hardly possessed by a passionate and unthinking fury that led them to destroy the mechanical looms and ricks.
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The character who mouths them, Tom Buchanan, is one of the least admirable ones, representing a certain kind of unthinking, vulgar rich man.
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Eurosceptics caricature British youth as unthinking champions of the pan-European ideal, who blindly support every new regulation that comes out of Brussels.
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This unthinking support is even more confounding than when the president excuses racist violence in Charlottesville or lies about payoffs to porn stars.
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Perhaps one day we'll see the reign of haute cuisine as yet another Eurocentric fable that propped up unthinking assertions of cultural superiority.
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It's that same kind of stuff, that same kind of open and unthinking love that you see in the face of a Moonie.
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Otherwise, without honest self-assessment, without public accountability, people will forget, and the rhinoceros, brutish and unthinking, will soon find its way back.
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It wasn't because they were "bigoted unthinking lizard brains," but because they didn't know where to turn and Trump spoke to their fears.
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Under Ms. Buchaca's direction, many of the shifts in dynamic compel, although an unthinking equation of sexual desirability and power needs more scrutiny.
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Attorneys routinely convince clients to comply with the law and often prevent violations that might be contemplated by ill-informed or unthinking clients.
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" The union called Trump "reckless, unthinking and much more likely to cut a deal with his billionaire colleagues than look out for working families.
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I was so unthinking and so naive and young that that was the day I invited my mom and my brother to the set.
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Throughout the song, she advocates for unthinking violence, then taunts the cops who can't catch her as she burns down everything in her wake.
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"Dropping the 2018 budget law is an unthinking and irresponsible idea," said Rached Ghannouchi, head of Tunisia's Ennahda Party, part of the ruling coalition.
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Of course, nearly three decades later, we have arrived at a time of resurgent nationalism, when "Nazi" has become every unthinking politician's favorite slur.
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They said that Christian voters who backed Trump had been derided as unthinking, unsophisticated hypocrites, but for many of them that only affirmed their resolve.
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To escape this kind of unthinking tribalism requires a shift in perspective, a step back akin to Horace Miner's reimagining of Americans as the Nacirema.
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The passive portrayal of the likes of Begum and Muthana, who were undoubtedly misled, relegates them to being unthinking, senseless vessels waiting to be filled.
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I think it's a pernicious sort of ideology, an almost unthinking-ness is something that is different and in some ways harder to combat. Absolutely.
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Congress, a body the Founding Fathers considered so dangerous that it needed splitting in two, is in its demoralised state especially susceptible to unthinking party allegiance.
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"It's a mistake to underestimate the anarchists as unthinking people bent only on destruction, they're actually usually some of the most organized protesters," he told me.
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In written testimony to Congress in 2010 he called for the US to end what he called its "unthinking, simplistic and slavish dedication" to WTO rules.
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The point of these propagandistic devices is to turn us into a collective unthinking herd, to destroy the capacity for independent thinking that is democracy's lifeblood.
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When we came to a busy avenue, we all held hands and stepped bravely into traffic, trusting that motorbikes would swerve around us with unthinking grace.
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Cuba has denied any responsibility for the illnesses, and condemned the expulsions of diplomats as a "hasty, inappropriate and unthinking" decision that was motivated by politics.
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Waze has sought to curb these reports, but in so doing, it has come across less as omniscient than unthinking and defensive — and above all, corporate.
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Mr. Elder has cemented its position as the guardian of British tradition, not through an unthinking celebration of the past, but a rethinking of its relevance.
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That sense of unthinking longevity, invulnerability, cavalier confidence — hell, just being a child — gave way to a deep and frightening reality that I could not control.
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President Trump's potential Russian ties, coupled with his cavalier and unthinking attitude toward security and our allies, have put the safety of our country in peril.
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Moreover he blithely assumes the anti-nuclear case is self-evident, and is prone to unthinking moral equivalence between the communist empire and the free world.
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Mary brings the Creature's unthinking and violent misogyny into high relief — but she can also appreciate his desperate hunger for affection and his miserable love for beauty.
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The unthinking machine sound goes on and on and on and on, mechanical failure or a switch on its circuits the only obstacles to its eternal march.
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But a lot of unexamined assumptions lurk within Warshow's idea, in particular an unthinking universalism that supposes both the critic and the ticket-buyer to be male.
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Unthinking anti-government rhetoric has precluded serious new thought about the relationship between government and individuals in an anthropogenic climate, changing economy and more atomised and diverse society.
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A less-noted problem is that America's unthinking reverence for its fighters is forestalling a badly needed reappraisal of how it organises its forces, and to what end.
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It is an urgent call for us to reconsider offering up intimate information to an unthinking and responsibility-shucking executive who is intent on exploiting it for profit.
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"The hoodie is an iconic and recognizable piece of clothing, but to wear one with unthinking confidence tends to be inextricably tied up with privilege," Ms. Stoppard said.
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Given how Aipac has let itself become the slavish, unthinking tool of Netanyahu, who opposes a two-state solution, I believe Aipac works against Israel's long-term interests.
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I never knew the amount of petty, sometimes unthinking injustice many employees endure from managers and customers, simply because there is no other choice if you want that paycheck.
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Like the hero of "Skin," Mike is an unthinking thug who begins to comprehend the malignancy of his surrogate father when he falls in love with a single mom.
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But after the inexplicable appearance of a rhinoceros raging through its streets, the unassuming villagers begin to metamorphose, one by one, into the very same brutish and unthinking beast.
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We say, almost without saying it at all, that women are the guardians of virtue because an aroused man is simply an unthinking mass of hormones, raging and dangerous.
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Both novels use the Brontë fictions to explore the role of the outcast in society and the various forms that imperial, patriarchal oppression — both unthinking and intentional — can take.
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The higher calling has instead been to become the party of unthinking resistance, energetically and blindly coalescing against every position of the current administration – even positions they once themselves espoused.
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To feel the small thrill of getting a free drink at a place I'd never been with the unthinking ease of getting a glass of water from my own refrigerator.
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There are computational models to test the beast-machine theory, put forth by French philosopher Rene Descartes, that says animals differ from humans in that they are unthinking, unfeeling machines.
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The terrible things Young saw in war disturb him, the random death, the gore, the unthinking cruelty, but not so much as the person he became during those four years.
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You got it all: the constant emotional angst of living in this thin society and being overweight, the despair brought to you by the unthinking and unfeeling comments of others.
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Her screed suggests that the unthinking application of political correctness (PC), in this case in the form of a diversity target, will threaten liberal, Western culture and produce small-minded individuals.
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It accuses LRM deputies of unthinking fealty to Mr Macron (although this will itself be tested, especially when novice politicians face angry constituents once reforms get going and spending cuts bite).
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Once again, an innocent person has been found guilty based on an unthinking, unquestioning, unconstitutional frenzy propagated by the media and allowed to play out in a supposed court of law.
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We can't afford this unthinking approach any longer, not if we want to sustain the safety nets and the health care and education promises we've made for the people already here.
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" If a woman were to break the "ultimate glass ceiling" at the Met, she added, "it would help reduce the unthinking bias against women at the top of other large institutions.
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Name Withheld Our law wisely respects religious conscience within very broad limits, and you correctly recognize that religious conscience, not just unthinking bigotry, might guide people who object to same-sex unions.
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The conclusion we're supposed to draw from this history is that Trump and other far-right politicians aren't unthinking xenophobes; they're part of a venerable political tradition with real value, even today.
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While some of SPB's posts might draw ire for being inane, offensive, or otherwise problematic, because it's the work of an unthinking bot working with anonymous submissions, we can laugh at its foibles.
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When you see someone doing yoga on a beach or at a full moon party, your thumb moves with unthinking knee-jerk speed the same way it would if you touched a hot kettle.
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Her brother, Jacob (Mark Blum), and sister, Maggie (Debra Monk), don't know what to make of such interjections, and tend to ignore them, as if Amy's mimicry was as unthinking as a mynah bird's.
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As many as 15 percent of Twitter users may not be users at all, but unthinking robotic pawns in a sinister plot to boost Leguizamo's career, the Times writes:The actor John Leguizamo has Devumi followers.
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Your history has been monetized, your reaction of unthinking positivity has pound signs littered all over it, and the short history of gaming is one that is going to be endlessly recycled because of it.
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With the unthinking courage that comes from desperation, she leapt from one ice floe to another, occasionally falling into the freezing water and hoisting herself up, until arriving on the riverbank across the state line.
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What was it in the soul of America that could bring forth this sea of unthinking support for Goldwater, a man who wanted to threaten Soviets with nukes while rolling back Civil Rights reforms at home?
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"We can laugh at your fascist because he's not our fascist"—but the most powerful aspect of Ushpiz's film is that it reminds us that we are all unavoidably implicated in unthinking evil on some level.
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The party that once genuinely championed the working-class and traditional liberal values has been hijacked by elite coastal millionaires; insane college professors; impossible-to-please social justice warriors; and an unending, unthinking mob of protesters.
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This is not a result of well-founded critical objections to the original conservative doctrine but because, as Immanuel Kant said, "ignorance, with paralogisms of reason" have combined to create a new ideology of unthinking unreason.
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However, our friend is not in fact some sort of unthinking, unfeeling sex bot and as such is going to have his resolve softened by a number of external factors such as the ones mentioned above.
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The public's laughter, instead of being subversive, is merely "an unthinking reflex…a tired Pavlovian reaction to situations that are too difficult or too depressing to think about clearly…a substitute for thought rather than its conduit".
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I suspect that one reason for Brexit and Trump is not that people have lost faith in democracy but that many have the kind of unthinking faith in it that allows them to believe it can survive anything.
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" In the letter, the pope urges more common sense and less unthinking following of rules -- what he calls "discernment" -- and writes, "by thinking that everything is black and white, we sometimes close off the way of grace and growth.
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The GOP's immediate, almost unthinking rejection of nearly every Democratic initiative, beginning with the Recovery Act (a bill every single House Republican opposed in the face of a looming depression), was an outgrowth of a political strategy more than of ideology.
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He said he regretted his initial introduction to us as a gangster; it was an unthinking impulse, and what he really wants is for his return to Tonga to spur a life that doesn't orbit, even mentally, around gang life.
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"'What Maisie Knew' lays waste to the comforting dogma that children are naturally resilient, and that our casual, unthinking cruelty to them can be answered by guilty and belated displays of affection," A. O. Scott wrote in The New York Times.
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The unthinking cruelty of fate is too vast and unfathomable to summarize or explain, so Hass just sits with it with us, aghast, stumped and sad, but also unwilling to leave us behind or be left alone with all that weight.
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But it's a troubling development that could help Moscow repeat the unconventional warfare pursued in Ukraine and bring the world closer to the nightmare scenario of unthinking robots killing people without the checks and balances of human control, experts said.
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Brightly lighted and heavily shadowed, standing out against his garishly striped robe and the horn he raises to his mouth, the German artist's balding, blocky head reads as a glimmer of self-reflection about to drown in an unthinking tide of rage.
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The Cuban government condemned what it called a "hasty, inappropriate and unthinking" decision motivated by politics, and warned that the diplomatic dispute would sour relations already imperiled by Mr. Trump's move to crack down on travel and commerce with the island nation.
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It looks at what it's like to live in the world as a white, middle-class, non-disabled straight man, and all the easy, unthinking power that can accrue to a person who gets to live like that — then it takes that power away.
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I don't mean to imply that they intended to use them as such; but it is foolhardy in the extreme to build the tools of a police state in the blithe unthinking certainty that they can and will only ever be used for good.
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The fact that such pictures are all over the internet gives Ms. Brown a significant freedom: Whether she follows one leg with sinuous precision or taps her way around a shoulder with a flutter of quick jabs, she can't interrupt our instant, unthinking recognition.
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True, the positions Mr. Buckley outlined over the years were supple enough, but their advocates were not: Their unthinking and increasingly ritualized loyalty to that phase of conservatism led the Republican establishment into political irrelevance, as Mr. Trump's takeover of the party so brutally revealed.
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We can stop childishly trusting that markets or social media platforms or political processes that favor the loud and unthinking will somehow become more thoughtful if we criticize them enough, and stop wasting so much valuable energy being surprised anew, every single morning, when they don't.
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Obviously the people are indoctrinated, but the automatic conclusion that they have all been completely desensitized to become unthinking cogs in the state apparatus is an exceedingly simplistic analysis and typical of the kind of assumption one makes without having been there — I had made it too.
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Maybe this is a surreal extreme of the unthinking, vacuous new-niceness that occupies a large amount of YouTube territory, content creators so determined to deliver an upbeat, brand-friendly message that the uncomfortable truths of the world—personal and political—go mind-bogglingly, witlessly ignored.
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Even if the egg spoon was merely aspirational, it set the bar for a simpler way of cooking and eating — one in which a fire-roasted egg slipped onto levain toast seemed the antidote to an unthinking, tech-dominated culture fueled by unhealthy, overly processed food.
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Dunst and Skarsgard played a husband and wife once before, in Lars Von Trier's apocalyptic manic-depressive fantasia Melancholia, and whereas in Von Trier's film Skarsgard was more or less the same in sweet, unthinking spirit if not necessarily in class, Dunst's two unhappy wives could not be more dissimilar.
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Clegane's character development is even more powerful when you compare it to that of his brother, Gregor "the Mountain" Clegane, who has moved to the complete other end of the humanity spectrum and now exists as an unthinking, obedient weapon for Cersei, whose sole purpose is to kill for her political gain.
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But if viewers are unsettled or disturbed by the prospect of young women forcing sexual predators to reckon with the often casual, unthinking privilege with which they approach their victims (it's notable that in the opening scene, Jules's frat-boy prey blurts out that he "didn't meant to hurt anybody"), perhaps they should be.
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In light of the global rise of the use of art objects as an alternative form of wealth management, it is worth recalling Theodor Adorno's assertive view that the radical potential of art lies in formal innovations that refuse to allow its passive consumption, demanding instead an active and critical intellectual involvement in opposition to unthinking assimilation.
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Created in 2000 by President Lyndon Johnson to "foster and support a form of education, and access to the arts and the humanities, designed to make people of all backgrounds and wherever located masters of their technology and not its unthinking servants," the programs are a lifeline for American arts and culture as we know it.
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Others are the unthinking racism of people who believe they're better than all that: Helen asking her to liaise with the valet, who is also black; Helen's father Bruce mistaking her for a waitress; Helen and Noah's daughter Whitney telling her that dating a woman of color might be "one of the coolest things" her father has ever done.
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Not only does Pinker argue that these advances fulfill Enlightenment hopes, he proposes they are a direct result of the Enlightenment itself, the period beginning after the Renaissance and Reformation when a group of thinkers insisted on the supremacy of rational inquiry over unthinking dogma, forged a commitment to the perfectibility of global life (in spite of the flaws of human nature), and promoted "humanism"—which Pinker defines as a reliance on institutions to counteract the evil and violent propensities of humankind while coaxing the capacity for cosmopolitan sympathy to its maximum.
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