Sentence examples for as blithely as from inspiring English sources
" 'Roseanne,' I answered as blithely as if I'd never been called anything else.
Trump talked over Clinton as blithely as he ignored moderator Lester Holt.
There aren't many writers who manage to handle sex scenes as blithely as the American comic novelist Meg Wolitzer.
Some blame the United States outright, saying it exports gun-driven violence as blithely as it does software and Boeings.
That sublime question hovers in the air, whenever "Some Like It Hot" is showing, as blithely as a bird.
"This really great new first-person shooter from Sony on PlayStation 3," I responded, as blithely as I dared.
He drops in on David Duke, the white supremacist, now living in Austria and as blithely deranged as ever.
As blithely superficial as Alicia Silverstone in "Clueless" and as petulantly spoiled as Goldie Hawn in "Private Benjamin, Ms. Andersonn's Valle(r y gal teeters through a world of mullet-haired ex-cons and swarthy international terrorists without getting so much as a spot on her pink hot pants.
"Georgia Clay," his first album for MCA Nashville, represents a lane shift into mainstream country, along with a savvy bit of brand renewal: the title track, released last year, scored Mr. Kelley a Top 20 country single on the strength of some teenage nostalgia, some breezy twang and a chorus about as blithely pop-oriented as anything from Mr. Kelley's previous career.
Or at least to romantic comedy as blithely progressive and freshly feminist as this one, in which a shambolic standup comedian's life is brought into focus by an unwanted pregnancy – though not in the tidily conservative way you might expect.
Though they may not talk about it, there are many middle-aged, middle-class white men who are as blithely aware of these ideas as I am.
