Sentence examples similar to addressing flippantly from inspiring English sources

It's quite ironic that there's an iron-clad "privacy" concern being enforced by Google in its "gag orders" (which I've always found abhorrent), while the privacy concerns of the staff, faculty and student users is addressed flippantly if at all.

In such a setting you chose to speak flippantly of G.E.'s shrewd management and skilled tax lawyers.

"I used it maybe flippantly, maybe thinking it was banter, but it was only by awareness and interaction and actually understanding the effect and power of the words that I was using on someone who is homosexual that I got an understanding and started to address my base-level language use.

St. Laurent initially dealt with the question flippantly, suggesting in his opening campaign address that the debate had been "nearly as long as the pipeline itself and quite as full of another kind of natural gas".

At present, it is being treated flippantly.

Trump has flippantly dismissed the criticism.

Yet Obama has flippantly dismissed the controversy.

"To darn your socks," I said flippantly.

Mr. Kadyrov flippantly dismissed the accusation.

He's even started to tweet flippantly.

"I use the word jamboree flippantly there".