Sentence examples for nonchalance of from inspiring English sources

Synthetic gorgeousness iconizes pictures that flaunt the nonchalance of snapshots.

And from Thakoon, No. 8, we saw the nonchalance of the '40s haberdasher style.

Akiko Furukawa stood out for the cheeky nonchalance of her performing.

Hackford is tall and thin, with a distinguished white beard and the rumpled nonchalance of a teacher.

It inaugurated a long series of features, all celebrated for the often drastic nonchalance of Godard's improvisatory filmmaking procedures.

With the nonchalance of a state trooper, I motioned for him to roll down his window, which he did.

Some featured pretty lace panels and another was made in black leather; these had the sulky nonchalance of Kristen Stewart.

Ms. Aniston, in contrast, exudes the confident nonchalance of an attractive young everywoman in the pink of health.

Nor is she queuing with the faux nonchalance of an off-duty famous person who secretly wants to be recognised.

"The truth is obscene," he says with the shrug-shouldered nonchalance of a man ordering a cappuccino.

Argentina at its best can embroider long stretches of passing with the nonchalance of a knitting circle.