It was a fascinating kind of plane, black everywhere and dull, unreflective.

My response was probably unreflective and offhand, yet it hinted at deeper feelings.

This spontaneous, unreflective period represented the infancy of the human race.

It is unthinking, unreflective action which makes so many unrestful interiors of homes.

Such endless, unreflective activity leaves no room for moral purchase.

An unreflective adherence to tradition no longer satisfies such persons.

His eyes looked black in the dark, unreflective and unreadable.

Sticklers for representative democracy pictured a tawdry, unreflective campaign.

I considered closing my eyes, letting the monkey's bright stare fall upon my unreflective lids.

Then with an unreflective inspiration: "Did you ever read about Launcelot and Guinevere?"

The deficiencies of the ethics of the unreflective have already been touched upon in Chapter XVIII.

The old times New England house mother was not a mere unreflective drudge of domestic toil.

Then follows simple unreflective enjoyment of Nature.

We must fly-come! 'andthe speaker advanced with unreflective haste to the side of the palpitating girl.

I see her as morally good but intellectually vacant; instrumentally strategic, but entirely unreflective about the human condition.

Only the unreflective can regard the utilitarian as having a monopoly of the difficulties which face the moralist.