(1) This unconsidered approach is, of course, completely normal in Britain where blowing a trumpet about ourselves, our achievements or our homes is viewed as somehow unhealthy and weird.

(2) The main point of a Smart Person Book is to draw the reader's attention to otherwise unconsidered details of the phenomenon in question, or to point out odd parallels between different manifestations.

(3) Inexperience makes itself obvious through unconsidered and overcompensated design - design that makes up in clutter for what it lacks in compositional sense.

(4) These were not unconsidered remarks, as Bellamy repeated the substance of them in a telephone interview with the South African Mail and Guardian.

(5) In his public discourse nothing that Hickey says is random or unconsidered .

(6) The committee meeting took almost a whole day, which in itself is unusual for virtually one item, and hardly indicative of an unconsidered judgment.

(7) He had little time for Irish neutrality, describing it as an unconsidered stance that stemmed from the u251cu00f6u251cu00e7u251cu2510desire to make a virtue out of a lack of necessityu251cu00f6u251cu00e7u251cu00fb.

(8) There remains the question of the unconsidered parts of this appeal.

(9) To be a candidate for possession of integrity the person's choices and evaluations must be her own: her identifications with her desires must be neither subject to unconsidered change nor be distorted or confused.

(10) This result was somewhat hard to interpret, as no explicit phylogenetic hypothesis was made, and the effect of phylogeny on, among other things, the independence of comparisons went unconsidered .

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(12) In effect, Rongomaiwahine and Ngati Hine meet the criteria and should not be prevented from recognition by the exercise of that unjust and unconsidered veto.

(13) For example, this safe space of the convent offers a myriad of previously unconsidered possibilities to Theresa in Gish Jen's novel, Typical American.

(14) While computer modeling of DNA sequence evolution also offers the ability to test the limits of statistical tools, untested assumptions and unconsidered processes are not included.

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(16) As such, contemporary journalistic criticism provides a resource that has gone largely unconsidered by academic television research in recent decades.

(17) Midelfort shows that Weyer's ideas on witchcraft, which forced jurists to begin considering medical testimony in such cases, had a broader, hitherto unconsidered , impact on the law.

(18) The study suggests unconsidered responses could be more important to some voters than a rational study of a candidate's merits.

(19) This paper looks at the previously unconsidered racial stereotype of whiteface utilized by Anglo Americans in the middle of the nineteenth century to distance their working-class from those of the newly arrived immigrant Irish.

(20) As Jo Moore discovered when she e-mailed a colleague suggesting that September 11 was a good time to u251cu00f6u251cu00e7u251cu2510bury bad newsu251cu00f6u251cu00e7u251cu00fb, an unconsidered thought can easily translate into a national scandal.