Sentence examples for flippant man from inspiring English sources

And then I thought, how interesting that this flippant man, who prides himself on his fluency and his debating skills, could make such an obvious mistake -- using an expression that actually means its opposite.

American feminist Margaret Fuller is known to have called Lewes a "witty, French, flippant sort of man".

John Sheiman is a man with a (flippant) plan.

Here's what happened when Kenny Miller, an unapologetically Scottish man, a man flippant in his Scottishness, scored a goal against England: A man five rows in front of me tore his England shirt off and threw it at the pitch.

"Johnny One Note" comes across as a flippant but biting denunciation of a man's emotional limitations.

While the endeavor may seem flippant, Ferrari, who first played Pac-Man when she was ten years old, believes that it will lead to useful applications.

The flippant unconcern, even joy, over the young man's death lay in stark contrast to the outpouring of grief from fans who actually found solace in the rapper's music.

At heart, it's rather a feminist fable, with the men (such as Mel Gibson's flippant flyboy) all pompous, stupid or untrustworthy.

"You gotta understand, man," he said, shrugging and sounding flippant, "it's all a game".

The men at the operation "were lewd and flippant".

A week when Texas Governor Rick Perry -- a man with presidential aspirations -- gets comfortable being flippant about the idea secession, raising the specter of both the anti-civil rights movement and the Civil War.