"Countess," returned Franz, totally
unheeding her raillery, "I asked you a short time since if you knew any particulars respecting the Albanian lady opposite; I must now beseech you to inform me who and what is her husband?"
'By it one attains freedom from the Wheel of Things,' the lama went on,
unheeding. 'The River of the Arrow!
The paradox is that, in going ever leftward, the
unheeding Democrats seem to be inviting another term in office for the man they most despise.
Often Latin facilitated an aesthetic impulse to experiment or play as well as poke fun at the experience of classical education and, from the nineteenth century onward, often at its loss: the Victorian literary critic Arthur Tilley once lamented, "No longer is the skilful emendation of a Greek play the royal road to a bishopric; no longer do grave statesmen and men of learning beguile their leisure moments with doing Humpty Dumpty into Latin verse; a classical quotation in the House of Commons is almost an event; a false quantity falls there on
unheeding ears" (163).
News Report Voting for elections to Bangladesh's 11th parliament will take place on December 23, the election commission declared Thursday, finally
unheeding main opposition plea for a deferment.
button." However, we were an ignorant and
unheeding people, we took
not say
unheeding or uncaring--for some both heed and care, but they
"This island is too small, its economic life too precariously balanced, its geographical situation too vulnerable, for its fate to be left to the casual workings of chance, or the insatiable
unheeding drive of the profit-makers."
But calm-eyed Helen, to her former home Passed with the tall Achaean ships
Unheeding, over the
unheeding foam, To other arms and lips.
Captain is the story of a man who loved football beyond himself -- so intense was his love for the game, that
unheeding his coach's advice, VP Satyan of Kerala Police continued playing in a match despite an injured foot.
People voice their sentiments with gusto,
unheeding of what others have to say.
Also, her vision, so important in the previous two chapters in her looking ahead to "knowledge" and open "doors," is now impeded, likely by the young man's presence; while she can "glanc[e] straight into his eyes" (56), she also "looked,
unheeding, at the skies, / She gazed, unseeing, at the blue" (56).
The boy, we soon learn, murdered the teacher's son five years before, and as the indrawn carpenter loads his car with tarp and rope and takes the
unheeding teenager to a secluded lumberyard, the scene is evidently set for revenge.
En el primer trabajo, "
Unheeding Warnings", Roush, profesor de periodismo economico en la Universidad de North Carolina (Chapel Hill), llega a la conclusion de que los principales medios periodisticos alertaron suficientemente a la poblacion sobre ciertos riesgos financieros.
