Sentence examples for a flippant one from inspiring English sources

King's diary is an easy and often ruefully funny read, but not a flippant one.

For a show with young viewers, this is an admirable attempt at capturing contemporary issues, and hardly a flippant one: one part of the episode subtly hints that our own obsession with this bogeyman might have created it, while our response to this fear is cyclically renewing it.

That quote of hers is a flippant one that belies a profound body of work it sums up the possibility of creation, the optimism of making something artistic happen.

"Hopefully I'm a slightly different voice in there – a flippant one".

As the Queens Park Rangers manager's first taste of the play-offs was a forgettable, fractious affair, the Champions League and the Championship felt worlds apart, even if Redknapp, ever ready with a flippant one-liner, pretended to disagree.

By Vince Aletti If the title of the large group show currently at Bruce Silverstein, "Jesus Christ Superstar," is off-puttingly flippant, one step into the gallery should reassure you.

"I think they had just had too many flippant ones, particularly with the third child.

Flippant one-liners won't cut it, regardless of the cheering in the background.

Take calculated risks when it comes to money, not flippant ones.

"Johnny One Note" comes across as a flippant but biting denunciation of a man's emotional limitations.

The Durban bar is a flippant example of what can happen when more than one person is involved in making a decision.