inadvertence

Am I alone in feeling that more than enough bad writing already comes into being by inadvertence?

Or something other than inadvertence may be at work.

Saw what he had almost lost through his inadvertence.

That they were not found then was, I assure you, a result only of inadvertence."

Other agencies, he said, have more properties acquired by "inadvertence."

I will not deal with not things at all, except by accident and inadvertence.

"There's no way to write it off to inadvertence or to mistaken judgment.

By inadvertence I handed him a communication from my laundress.

At once he felt upset that he had hurt her, even in so small a way, by his inadvertence.

If any discrepancy be found, perhaps the result of some inadvertence, we shall see that it is made good."

Inadvertence is inevitable, but surely not on this scale.

Once by inadvertence twice by design he challenges his destiny.

God knows that it must have been by inadvertence, and that I never in my life did or said anything intended to give you pain.

She shrank from him a little, for by inadvertence he had pressed upon the wound in her forehead.

A Cabinet department doesn't become a swamp of scandal overnight and by inadvertence.

Minh said "Due to an inadvertence, there was a gun inside the vehicle.

Other omissions have arisen almost one might say from inadvertence as the work and its publication proceeded.

Children were taught to avoid the places where they lay, and to run away if by inadvertence they came near a corpse.

But the opinion made clear that "attorney ignorance or inadvertence" will not be considered to be adequate cause.

Inadvertence is another way of saying "negligence".

And is no allowance to be made for inadvertence, or for spirits depressed by recent disappointment?

"But it should now be recognized that at common law there is no criminal liability for harm thus caused by inadvertence.

(I also believe that 18 1/2 minutes were erased from the Nixon tapes by inadvertence.)

"Inadvertence and innocence got us down this road," said Mr. Bernstein.

I lowered my brows at him; surely he didn't think I would give anyone away by inadvertence?