Sentence examples for more flippant note from inspiring English sources

On a more flippant note, it's also a way of being noticed.

On a more flippant note, maybe we could emulate the gay movement and their liberation.

The union leader, Carla Katz, has been even more flippant.

But, she said, Ms. Hunter preferred to give a more "flippant" response to the article and not deny it outright.

Yet while other European countries enact reforms, the main candidates for the French presidency focus on more flippant issues.

They get more flippant and use more unconventional backgrounds until at the end she says she's worked on the Alaska pipeline.

In France didactic and abusive religious pamphleteering gave way to a more flippant and lively writing that satirized the morals of the court and the chief ministers.

If Jarvis seems more flippant than your usual eco warrior it's probably also a defence mechanism.

Ms. Hyltin is at a delicate moment in her career: her lightness and spontaneity can have an enchantingly madcap quality, but at times she rejects incisive simplicity for a more flippant, or dainty, or even complacent style.

(Actually, my own contribution is more flippant than joyous. But "100 Joyous Holiday Stories and One Flippant Holiday Story" doesn't really fly as a subtitle).

Thematically, it was a more introspective and personal record; it was darker, yet at times more flippant than the band's previous work.