Sentence examples for flippant style from inspiring English sources

"Bad states go in, better states come out," he writes in his characteristically flippant style.

With his flippant style and his artful ability to dodge questions, Mr. Snow is generally considered to have helped strengthen the White House press operation.

Ignoring the intimations of doom, Crick responded to Dr. Wilkins in flippant style, referring to his poaching another lab's problem and to his friend's inability to get along with his colleague Dr. Franklin.

Now, one month from the US release of his film The Hateful Eight, Tarantino is embroiled in another row – but this time it's not over the violence of his films, or his insistence, to the disquiet of some critics, on tackling subjects such as slavery in his trademark hip, bravura – and some would say flippant – style.

Despite the cover, and the flippant prose style given to Lia as the narrator, this is quite a thoughtful, salutary, well-researched tale.

There's a solid layer of professionalism beneath the flippant company style, and the production's offbeat concept has a kind of perverse originality.

This is a slightly flippant way of looking at the matter, but Francis is not flippant about marriage.

He was handling it a very flippant way".

The style is flippant, vulgar and solidly unamusing.

Though their style was often flippant and their attitude toward form casual to the point of contempt, they brought movies the subversive gift of sanity.

Another pure-minded member chimed in with "Yes, the book is flippant and irreverent in its style; it deals with a series of experiences that are certainly not elevating; the whole book is of a class that is more profitable for the slums than it is for responsible people, and it is trash of the veriest sort".