Blithely in a sentence

I am still at a loss as to why this opportunity was so blithely squandered.

Previously Democratic legislatures blithely ignored this rule, ruthlessly gerrymandering Republicans out of seats they might otherwise have won, because Democrats believed the state judiciary had no legitimate say over redistricting.

Deputy leader of the Labour group, Cllr Mike Hobday (London Colney), warned: “There have been too many occasions this year when the council has blithely, rashly and unnecessarily rushed into conflicts with the residents whom we were elected to serve.

In 1929, with the world blithely unaware it was on the brink of economic disaster, the frantic party that was "the Roaring '20s" was nearing its end.

To the contrary, well domesticated, we willingly offer ourselves to the corporate beasts and blithely accept their obligatory “Terms of Service” without even blinking.

From a Thatcherite perspective, this amounts to unilateral economic disarmament, but Johnson blithely threw away this huge benefit of Brexit, all in the hope of agreement for agreement’s sake.

Having written about global warming since the 1990s, I'm profoundly accustomed to scientists warning us of dire things to come, while politicians and the media blithely ignore them.

Sarah blithely stumbles smack into the loop despite’ Niles attempts to warn her off, and after going through every single stage of grief in rapid order, resigns herself to spending forever enjoying drunken, meaningless antics in the desert.

His shot is hit so far it almost takes out a rather oblivious TV technician, who walks on blithely, oblivious to how close he came to being brained.

Why does the city blithely allow these protests to disrupt traffic and inconvenience motorists and pedestrians, as well as businesses and their employees and customers?

You may be blithely unaware until the moment that a perpetrator starts firing.

Eventually I sought the help of my local GP, who blithely and rapidly in a 10-minute consultation prescribed antidepressants.

In matters of sexual misconduct, no federal political organization can blithely assume it is bulletproof.

In Perth's blithely secular suburbs, the Wintons' conversion marked them as outsiders and oddbods.

It is easy to be convinced from the footage that Munawar has been blithely culpable of trying to corrupt the game of cricket and many of the world’s top cricketers in the process.

Rather than blithely barreling into the hybrid cloud, organizations would do well to think carefully before pulling the trigger.

She eventually meets Emily (Lively), a world-weary, louche, blithely snide, stiletto-strutting, Manhattan-based professional fashionista.

The International Crisis Group described U.S. policy in Yemen as a “,” an indication of U.S. ambivalence, that allies blithely ignored, recognizing that U.S. backing would still be forthcoming.

The signage was blithely ignored by a steady stream of locals continuing along without concern or incident.

They are strong advocates for a European Union that erases borders between European countries; so that when a jihadist enters one country he is blithely free to enter another country.