English Dictionary
Definition of “unreflective”
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Example Sentences Including 'unreflective'
But hard facts are not Gillmor's principal concern - instead, he revels in the unreflective immediacy of online reportage.Spiked (2004)
He became known as dynamic, stylish and bright, but also as unreflective , lacking in principle and prone to bungling.Times, Sunday Times (2002)
His level, unreflective air, the pronouncement of acceptable, believed certainties.The Last Raven
It seemed to his unreflective mind that things had actually improved in the last month.A Worm of Doubt
Ms Tennent enters what has been until now a cosy, male-dominated domain, appallingly unreflective of Tasmanian society.The Mercury, Sunday Tasmanian (2005)
Toynbee was nearer the mark when he accused Lyttelton of being ` unreflective '.THE GUARDSMEN (2004)
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