Sentence examples for making flippant from inspiring English sources

She also accused women of making flippant allegations against partners.

Voltaire started by making flippant asides about these cases in letters, but when he came to look at them in detail he found himself being haunted by them in his dreams.

At another stall, a woman makes flippant references to Olympic athletes, before her husband quietly points out that she is talking to one.

They make flippant comments from buses that imply you're not sexy enough and that all the fun is happening somewhere else.

And listen: It's easy to make flippant analogies like I've just done.

Many on Twitter made flippant comments about the rally, with jokes about the male attendees being harmless beta male-type trolls incarnate.

It may be new to you, but it's everyday life to them, and it's rude to make flippant remarks.[2].

A director of a big, public institution making a flippant comment like that about something which he knows is directly affecting people's lives and their privacy.

Likewise, making a flippant old fogey remark or referring to a colleague's race, religion or belief, disability or sexual orientation could amount to harassment under our anti-discrimination legislation.

He has no time for "crap questions" in press conferences and is prone to making a "flippant remark from time to time" to cause a bit of a stir.

The 25-year-old, who has cerebral palsy and a first class maths degree, said: "I have had people call me names when I'm out with friends or making some flippant remark about me being drunk when they don't realise my disability.