Sentence examples for cavalier treatment from inspiring English sources

James Bond-ish, public-school air, cavalier treatment of Penfold, unwavering faith in his own abilities..

Jimmy endures cavalier treatment both from invisible corporate overlords and from the fulsome Moody.

The discussions of Shakespeare are symptomatic of a somewhat cavalier treatment of literary texts.

Admiral Fallon's cavalier treatment of fundamental principles should not serve as a precedent for other prominent military officers.

The enduring constant in this saga has been the cavalier treatment of the Lacks family by medical researchers.

I was, however, disappointed at what struck me as its cavalier treatment of some highly relevant work by philosophers.

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

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

Their election pledges to be tough on crime often translate into cavalier, or unjust, treatment for individual defendants.

(p. 298) Meta-analytic research … is sometimes cavalier in its treatment of construct-related issues.

As Burke and Landis (2003) explain: Meta-analytic research … is sometimes cavalier in its treatment of construct-related issues.