Sentence examples for cavalier remark from inspiring English sources

Angelina Jolie comes on to you at a holiday party, but your cavalier remark about the pigs-in-a-blanket sends her off in a huff.

He also acknowledges that some of his more cavalier remarks — "stuff happens," he said of the looting and lack of law and order in post-invasion Baghdad — were "a mistake".

The FN's rapid increase in popularity occurred despite Le Pen's previous association with extreme right-wing causes, his cavalier remarks about the Holocaust (in 1987 he told a television interviewer that the Holocaust was only "a detail of history"), the presence of former fascists in his organization, and other neofascist aspects of his movement.

"I want to publicly apologize to Samantha Geimer for my cavalier remarks on "The Howard Stern Show" speculating about her and the crime that was committed against her.

The trade was on shaky ground in any case, because of a cavalier and provocative remark by the Mavericks' Jerry Stackhouse.

But Mr Prodi, who has made rather cavalier off-the-cuff remarks about a future European army, has a vision of European foreign policy that would eventually have the powers of national governments superseded by those of the EU.Indeed, Mr Prodi wants greater powers for pan-European bodies, including his own commission, across a range of policies.

A senior official at the commission said that Mr. Purcell's remarks had been regarded as cavalier and had provoked anger at the agency.

Do you know that Picasso made the same remark to me about you?" The cavalier analogy is apt.

At his news conference tonight, he seemed to brush aside the 11-year-old scandal by characterizing it as a "regular business transaction," a remark that struck some as dangerously cavalier.

Coal miners angry with a remark Clinton made recently that seemed cavalier about the decline of their industry came out in force to heckle her.

Even Cavaliers head coach David Blatt remarked at the time that it was "kind of weird".