Sentence examples for a nonchalance about from inspiring English sources

There is a nonchalance about George Osborne, that grim smirk suggesting he doesn't much care about present calamities so long as he drives on with that great state-cutting purpose.

"There seems to be a nonchalance about this funding stream in Washington that simply does not match the reality on the ground," Sen. Chris Murphy (D-Conn). said Friday.

A majority of the 419 runners reported a notable nonchalance about proper hydration.

The blunt Hagel, a plain-spoken Nebraskan, has long exhibited a striking nonchalance about offending the powers that be: as the second-ranking official of the Veterans Administration during the Reagan administration, Hagel, a decorated Vietnam veteran (two Purple Hearts), brushed off warnings that he might lose his job if he refused to attack Maya Lin's stark Vietnam Memorial.

Inside of a week, two black teen-agers have been shot by police and, in both instances, the bureaucratic default setting has favored law enforcement, fuelling a perception that the department is either inept or beholden to a certain nonchalance about the possibility of police brutality.

The Bush administration's supreme certainty about ends has led all too often to a devastating nonchalance about means.

We told everyone as we left, and especially the staff, not to stay, but there was a general nonchalance about how dangerous it would be.

As he prowls between shooting positions, there is an apparent nonchalance about the manner in which Richard Faulds prepares to down his prey during two practise rounds at Bisley Shooting Ground.

Despite the president's public fulminations, inside the cramped offices of the West Wing, aides have exhibited an unexpected nonchalance about the impending finalization of the Mueller inquiry.

Long and lean John Varvatos has always been inspired by the world of rock 'n' roll so, using the 1970s styles of groups like Led Zeppelin and the Who, the designer created long and lean looks that had a nonchalance and elegance about them.

In a strange way this is about a nonchalance around sexuality where it has become a public sport.