In "And on the Eighth Day, God Went Green" (column, Feb. 11), John Tierney minimizes the problem of global warming with the cavalier statement that scientists are unsure of how much the earth will heat up or of how much damage will be done.
It's a cavalier statement, one based on several old hip-hop songs including "In Da Club" by 50 Cent, where he raps "If [they] hate then let 'em hate and watch the money pile up".
At any legacy automaker, the manager responsible for the start of production of a strategically important model would be led away by security after having made such a cavalier statement.
This is reflected, for example, in his cavalier statement that he would turn over nuclear weapons to other countries because, "it's not like, gee whiz, nobody has them".
As a candidate, he often objected to Mr. Bush's cavalier use of signing statements to assert that his interpretation of the law trumped that of Congress and the courts.
The Cavaliers made a statement against visiting Sherman Oaks Notre Dame.
Such statements will seem cavalier to some, threatening to others.
Analysts have found in its relatively simple story a complex Oedipal treatise, a message about nature's displeasure with humans' cavalier treatment of the environment, a statement about the mob mentality that produced Nazism and McCarthyism, and more.
Warmbier's family has not heard from him since his arrest, according to a statement provided to the Cavalier Daily, the University of Virginia's student-run newspaper.
The political choices that have brought us here have been needlessly cavalier but yesterday, with May's Downing Street statement, politics took a darker turn.
New York Times culture reporter Sopan Deb interviewed Kyrie Irving about his new movie "Uncle Drew," and the Boston Celtics guard (and former Cleveland Cavalier) continued to talk in circles about his previous statements regarding Earth being flat.
