unintentionally

A thing to be added, which has unintentionally been left out.

But how much wrong have we done unintentionally, meaning the best.

Sometimes good people do bad things, even unintentionally, and they must be stopped.

They also did not want, even unintentionally, to give offense.

Perhaps the most unintentionally revealing comes right at the start.

The way he held himself made his voice unintentionally harsh.

He knocked her against the wall, unintentionally, having been sure she would move.

They, unintentionally or not, seemed to avoid any major contact with each other.

Unintentionally kind, it took care of that detail for her.

He seems to have been shot by the attacking force, of course unintentionally.

She also makes the most unintentionally funny faces in the world.

They might unintentionally have left something behind that would suggest their identity.

Some are concerned, however, that important information could unintentionally slip out.

Every year approximately three million American women get pregnant unintentionally.

Quite unintentionally, he dropped a light kiss on her hair.

Then she noticed her body had responded to him unintentionally, too.

Traditionally, he had to eat first, and I was unintentionally learning something there.

One way out is to change our attitude toward single women who become pregnant unintentionally.

If only these two knew the truth of the "order" to which they were unintentionally referring!

So he kept a close eye on the men and women whose secret lives he'd unintentionally discovered.

Some 800,000 American teenagers become pregnant each year, 80 percent of the time unintentionally.

In doing so he unintentionally provided the opening for what Christopher wanted to see him about.

Bob Dole had unintentionally given me the central message of the 1996 campaign.

Unintentionally, I found myself rolling over onto my side with the pain of the impact.

Joy tries to help everybody but unintentionally he does everything wrong.