Sentence examples for but nonchalant from inspiring English sources

Even when she sang more demurely, it was clear that her composure was anything but nonchalant.

But on the event's opening night, transformed from his college 'uniform' of jeans and a sweatshirt to a blue suit, slicked hair, and dangling ear piece denoting security detail, Roettger looks anything but nonchalant.

Anyway it's a cool thing that the various boys on Girls suck but not in a cartoon hipster way, just in a way of what it's probably, genuinely like to be allowed to suck, like academically and medically suck, and also be confused but nonchalant and unworried.

Be understanding but nonchalant when they return.

"Galleries here are professional," Ms. Sommer said, "but very nonchalant".

Their camaraderie was loose — the instrument swap took place several more times — but hardly nonchalant.

South Carolina's residents remained peaceful following the Scott shooting, but to nonchalant bureaucracy peace appears to be identical to passivity.

In the warm-ups, Tennessee looked tall and talented but also nonchalant and entitled: lots of cool, lots of moves.

A 5-year-old, Alexandra, wrote that she would grab her DVD player, some snacks and her books, but was nonchalant about the storm.

True, Halfpenny kicked two penalties, the second of which carried him past 500 points for Wales, to push his side ahead but a nonchalant dropped goal by Carlo Canna, Italy's replacement fly-half, restored equality.

When she and the amiable but insufficiently nonchalant Tom Chambers dance to Isn't it a Lovely Day (to be caught in the rain?) it would be enough to convert any sceptic to musicals.