By the time I entered graduate school in the 1980s, the Higgs field was routinely spoken of with such nonchalance that for a while I didn't realize the idea had yet to be experimentally confirmed.
The sound of the pilot breathing into his mask can be clearly heard, with an exchange with a controller that speaks for the nonchalance of modern warfare.
"Yeah, that's a great-looking car", he said with the enervating nonchalance of someone spoiled for choice.
Akiko Furukawa stood out for the cheeky nonchalance of her performing.
The fish came up for the dry fly slowly, almost lazily, with the entitled nonchalance of a fat man reaching for a profiterole.
She doesn't have time for feigned nonchalance, or a tolerance for irony.
It inaugurated a long series of features, all celebrated for the often drastic nonchalance of Godard's improvisatory filmmaking procedures.
"On our emotional map of Europe, the Italians were responsible for love and good food, the French for beauty and elegance and the Brits for nonchalance and progress.
As the years rolled past and motherhood consumed me, the days of obsessively tracking my cycle, absently wishing for pregnancy, faded and in its place was nonchalance, a disregard for the monthly sloughing off.
