Sentence examples for cavalier in from inspiring English sources

CAVALIER IN PINSTRIPES LeBron James of the Cavaliers has taken his devotion to the Yankees a step further.

Jacobs is cavalier in naming aristocrats accurately.

Would he have been so cavalier in his words?

This is rarely because Carberry becomes too cavalier in approach.

"Cavalier" in English, however, had the pejorative sense of "swashbuckling" or "overbearing".

Like Microsoft, AOL is becoming arrogant and cavalier in its treatment of customers.

Robert Tewsley and Jonathan Stafford made weekend debuts as the Sugarplum Fairy's Cavalier in "The Nutcracker".

Don is blinkered, self-absorbed, frequently cavalier in his treatment of his children.

He was a gallant cavalier in Balanchine's "Tchaikovsky Piano Concerto No. 2".

'We've been incredibly cavalier in this country about defending ourselves as silversmiths,' he says.

North Korea has appeared remarkably cavalier in its dealings with its chief economic benefactor in the last few months.