unheeding

He slid, unheeding, down the slope of rock.

The magazine won two Pulitzers, both for stories by Gene Weingarten, who won the 2008 feature-writing Pulitzer for a piece on a world-class violinist who played beautiful music in a subway station filled with unheeding commuters.

This radical conservative majority — unheeding in this case even of the conservative chief justice — has proven itself unmoored from the rule of law, and therefore unworthy of the public esteem that can be its only source of enduring authority.

In the Test's final overs, she came flying in from long-on to take a vital catch diving forward, unheeding of the injury, to dismiss Sophia Dunkley.

What this unheeding depth and complexity enables, though, is a corresponding depth and complexity in output.