Sentence examples for flippant word from inspiring English sources

The conflict is infuriating; not least because I doubt her millions of admirers will notice the irony, and will instead hang on to every flippant word that comes out of her mouth.

Terrible is such a flippant word, isn't it?

Perhaps Trump could use a bit of 30-second therapy to get all of the crude, cruel, flippant words out of his system.

John Cale blackAcetate (EMI) £12.99 Arrogant and flippant are two words that come to mind when playing word-association with the name John Cale.

One particularly problematic aspect of the widespread and flippant use of the word "rape" is that it contributes to the idea that sexual violence is an acceptable topic about which to joke.

I was surprised by his flippant use of the word 'lynched,' by his cavalier dismissal of the very real fears being expressed by people who I can only assume were his friends and acquaintances.

The disputer obfuscates the differences between kinds of things and uses of words, offering flippant arguments for bizarre assertions to achieve victory at all costs.

"I think people understand that word as being very flippant, but with me it's very much like I'm simultaneously really committed to it and have a deep problem with it," he said.

Words — some casual or flippant — can take on exaggerated meanings before a game of this magnitude.

Her words may have been mildly flippant, but her point could not have been more serious.

The "news" was often flippant, being about internet memes and strange events, and the "newscaster" was flippant, too.