Sentence examples for Somewhat carefree from inspiring English sources

It was an energetic and somewhat carefree performance.

"It was somewhat carefree because you didn't have any concrete sense of the future," she told me.

In the somewhat carefree atmosphere that appears to have prevailed in the prewar British civil service, Clarke found that he was able to get a good deal of writing done during his working day.

We started reading the "Harry Potter" series when we still had the pleasure of being somewhat carefree and ignorant; we weren't yet the disillusioned, jaded youngish adults that we are now (although this is fun, in its own way).

The sheik, by his own admission, had led somewhat of a carefree life during the Hussein years.

She was pretty and carefree.

He is portrayed in-game and described via official materials as gentle and easygoing; his speech, which has been described as somewhat incoherent, numb-mouthed, and carefree, reflects his personality.

"The findings clearly revealed that the best childhood personality predictor of longevity was conscientiousness," they write, "the qualities of a prudent, persistent, well-organized person, like a scientist-professor — somewhat obsessive and not at all carefree".

"The findings clearly revealed that the best childhood personality predictor of longevity was conscientiousness — the qualities of a prudent, persistent, well-organized person — somewhat obsessive and not at all carefree," Friedman wrote.

In that time I've gone from being a carefree, reckless kid to being a somewhat paranoid and bitter curmudgeon.

While they are perfectly capable of getting that outcome, how they express their ambitions may be somewhat different to those who are more adventurous and carefree, and more comfortable with risk-taking.