Meanings of apparently heedless in English

Bert sat crumpled up in the corner, apparently heedless of him.

His Indians stalked after him, apparently heedless of everything.

There was a figure walking slowly through the horde, apparently heedless of the predators that surrounded it.

He carried on apparently heedless but afterwards admitted that he had never been as wound up for a match.

It surprised me that Sir Ludar took his release quietly, and now stood by with thunderous face, but apparently heedless of my sentence.

He stood moodily near one of the posts, still glaring in the direction of his insulters, and apparently heedless of the fortunes, of the game.

But Cranstoun, apparently heedless of the laugh that followed this-asindeed it did every-narrationof the anecdote, was not to be shaken from his equanimity.

"He's tough," she said lightly, unconsciously echoing Peters' words and apparently heedless of the interval between Miss Craven's remark and her own reply.