Sentence examples for A bit nonchalant from inspiring English sources

A bit nonchalant on clearances; caught ball-watching a few times.

"When you are young you can be a bit nonchalant – it's cool to be depressed, and maybe a bit dark.

No longer in the dairy business, he came across as a bit nonchalant Tuesday while staring out at his 445-acre hay field, strewn with storm debris.

His thesis was more subtle than the sound-bite suggests, but he is now seen by some as a bit nonchalant about the scale and cause of America's external imbalances.

In spite of their commitment to taking their time, HTC seems a bit nonchalant about introducing a new operating system to their already-ambitious line up.

I gave you a hard time in a column over the summer because I thought you were acting a bit too nonchalant amid the credit crisis, but you've proved why you had every reason to keep your cool.

I think our locker room was maybe a little bit too nonchalant, and guys weren't disciplined the way they should have been.

Bradley, who signed with the Florida Panthers in July as an unrestricted free agent, also told Ottawa's TEAM 1200 that the Capitals' locker room was "maybe a little bit too nonchalant" and undisciplined.

In the interview, Bradley said his former team was "a little bit too nonchalant and guys weren't disciplined the way they should have been," which he claimed were the two biggest reasons why the team was not able to advance past the second round of the Stanley Cup playoffs.

Off-the-shoulder is very market dressing (quite French, a bit dressy but in a nonchalant way).

They are nonchalant, slightly disgusted, maybe a bit fascinated.