Sentence examples for nonchalant approach from inspiring English sources

Kai himself took a rather more nonchalant approach.

But Dunham, who has a well-documented nonchalant approach to appearing nude in her HBO show Girls, said she wasn't constrained by the nudity policy.

Yet what kicks off with swaggering and savage abandon soon dissipates as their nonchalant approach makes the plot a little too baggy.

Germany and Italy expressed interest, but the latter seems to have been put off by the deal's fuzziness.In the past oil companies often adopted a nonchalant approach to the environment.

With your recent fancy for rolling up old denims and wearing them with heels, we are impressed with your nonchalant approach and relieved that you appear to have stepped out of the dress-to-the-hilt Beckham shadows.

Thanks to what Badinter calls this "nonchalant approach to motherhood" — which she dates to the once widespread practice in France of sending newborns away to distant wet nurses (in whose care they often died) — French society, she says, has successfully framed mother­hood, even working motherhood with multiple children, as an appealing prospect.

It is a nonchalant way to approach the issue.

But the almost childlike playfulness of Mr. Castellari's film (the climax involves the destruction of a toy train set) will just as certainly be missing from the new film, if only because current Hollywood production methods won't allow for such a nonchalant, anything-goes approach.

But it's a widespread problem that can be largely attributed to Twitter's nonchalant, "laissez-faire" approach to account security.

At the same time, it is business as usual for the United Nations: a seemingly nonchalant and laissez-faire approach toward the peace process.

It's an extraordinarily contemporary approach to nonchalant elegance, a look Ralph Lauren and a dozen other designers still rely on more than six decades later.