Sentence examples for nonchalance with which from inspiring English sources

Speaks of the nonchalance with which the English take air-raids.

The remarkable thing about the incident is the nonchalance with which Robinson undertook his task.

The completeness of this imaginary world is marked by the nonchalance with which minute details are included.

The chilling nonchalance with which Abdel-Qader Ali describes murdering his own daughter in Iraq should shock me.

And the nonchalance with which Dr Deborah Nucatola, Senior Director of Medical Services for the organization, discusses the details of abortion procedures has added fuel to the fire.

By the time the young adults swipe in, the casualness of their gestures, the nonchalance with which they wear these electronic leashes, will give you pause.

PAGE A12 SOME JADED BY HURRICANES The mix of nonchalance and unease with which people in New Orleans greet the threat of a hurricane is difficult for outsiders to understand.

NEW ORLEANS — The mix of genuine nonchalance and real unease with which people here greet the long-distance threat of a hurricane is difficult for outsiders to understand.

The nonchalance and dismissive ease with which he swatted Scotland's Alex Hurst to the floor during the Kiwis' 40-4 quarter-final win hinted at a man in supreme command of his powers.

So Runemarks has a narrative nonchalance which just about evens out its ponderous infrastructure.

The hero tried to project an air of calm nonchalance, which was not entirely convincing.