Sentence examples for cavalier view from inspiring English sources

He did not challenge Phillips's cavalier view of third base and how Ty Wigginton could handle it.

This cavalier view permeated the housing market, leading to a housing bubble with the rapid buying and selling of houses for quick profit.

By Persis Greely Anderson The New Yorker, August 23 , 1930 P. 31He comes, my midnight cavalier, View Article By Rivka Galchen By Malcolm Gladwell By T.

It is true that the US navy has inherited from the British Royal Navy the cavalier view that its ships should be able to go virtually anywhere at any time without asking anybody's permission.

Did I ask for that to happen with my cavalier views?

A tour to Bangladesh begins next month, and if this is regarded as something of an opportunity to throw in a few new ingredients then India's batting performance yesterday has shown the potential folly in taking too cavalier a view.

The Cutting Room, a mid-sized food-and-drink joint, is a space somewhere between elegant and oddball, with cavalier sight lines and a grandiose proscenium arch that obscures many views of the stage.

Londoners, though, seem cavalier about viewing body parts as art.

Since James's departure, there is no one perfect way to view the Cavaliers, the growing piles of losses or one's commitment to the team.

We tend to see this, with its women in tutus and its men attired as cavaliers, as a brilliant view of the past; it is shot through with references to "The Sleeping Beauty" (1890) and the baroque court formality that "Beauty" evoked.

The variability in membrane number and architecture observed across Planctomycetes (Fuerst) does suggest a greater capacity for evolution of novel membranes than suggested by a stringently 'genetic' view (sensu Cavalier-Smith) of membrane evolution.