They'd never met, but Grohl acted as if they had — the old assumption that all celebrities know one another, or, at least, drummers from iconic Seattle bands who have gone on to have big careers of their own — while Tillman's nonchalance edged into indifference.
A lot of meaning came packed into that baby-talk nonchalance.
They are effortlessly chic, confident, like two gorgeous Dior mannequins modelling the New Look; they stare into the camera with nonchalance.
Now a new addition to the Lacoste label -- skirts and jeans that have clean cuts and an easy whimsy -- puts the nonchalance back into the true-blue denim category.
Ten minutes later, the tiger, its signature stripes obscured by mud, sauntered back into the woods with the nonchalance of a predator that fears no animal.
At the end of a final frame sealed with almost breathtaking nonchalance, O'Sullivan broke into a chest-beating salute before picking his young son Ronnie out of the crowd and carrying him around the table, Alex Higgins-style.
Of course, Ms. Magalhães's knowing nonchalance also eases nicely into bossa nova, low-key samba or retro Brazilian pop when she sings in Portuguese.
Her cell phone rang, and she jabbered into it, in a display of nonchalance ("Shut up I'll call you back I love you goodbye"), as she dashed around, looking at gowns.
Clearly, the sane approach was to rebuff the flu with nonchalance, so I breezed into the mid-morning along the city's main corridor of cultural buildings, the Plaza Tapatía.
In sleepy nonchalance, Ellie spoke out into the darkness, "The water doesn't say to the wave, 'I won't allow you through.
