| Can I let any piece of my work be done carelessly or inattentively, when I know that it is being done expressly for Him? |
| She turned her head, considered him inattentively, then turned it away again. |
| Mothers who love their children inattentively let their fantasies blind them. |
| Mrs. Marsden, glancing at him inattentively, vaguely wondered why he didn't take one of the many empty seats and sit down. |
| She wanted more than anything else in life to go quickly, inattentively, past Bailey Sandby and up to her room. |
| Janet listens rather inattentively, and excitedly points out Glenn as he runs by once again. |
