Sentence examples for complete nonchalance from inspiring English sources
He stood there in complete nonchalance, with a cigarette hanging from his mouth, shooting at people and looking me straight in the eye".
However, there is something entirely different about hearing the slimy, grasping over-eagerness in his tone with Bush, his smugness and complete nonchalance about women's personal space and agency.
The technical virtuosity was compelling in its complete nonchalance but it was the blazing passion that brought a huge audience to its feet"; "Miss Joyce Hatto, an English woman pianist, proved herself to be a pianist of unique technical talent and possessed of much more than exceptional musicality.
"I can't wait," he said, with utter nonchalance.
The composer conducted this performance; he did not enjoy conducting, but he had firm views on how his works should be interpreted, and orchestral players appreciated his "easy nonchalance" and "complete absence of fuss".
"Whatever" is as incendiary as it is nonchalant; the nonchalance is what makes it incendiary.
This nonchalance stands in stark contrast with Seoul's official rhetoric.
That nonchalance will shatter instantly.
His nonchalance was understandable.
His nonchalance irritated me.
They evince establishment nonchalance.
