Sentence examples for nonchalant style from inspiring English sources

The game continued to flow and Sturridge almost restored Liverpool's advantage in nonchalant style when Ibe's right-wing cross deflected into his path six yards out.

But he didn't show it in the following day's semi-final, run in cold and blustery conditions, which was also won in apparently nonchalant style.

Nair's response, as she wrote in her journals, was "It's too huge, too ambitious.... Sooni retorted in her fearless, nonchalant style: 'NO GUTS NO GLORY.' " Nair and Taraporevala changed their tickets and set off for Bombay.

Mr. Elbaz's best dresses had a nonchalant style of draping; hardly D.I.Y., but if you're wearing a one-shoulder dress in fireball-orange silk with a puff of fabric grazing your face and arm, the effect should be slightly unserious.

Our male friends might be able to get away with jeans and a hoody in a statement of nonchalant style, but if a girl were to hit the town looking like the Michelin man she'd be judged far more.

But the deeper impression left by the new leader's nonchalant style and the shadow chancellor's confidence is of a party no longer apologising for its instincts, its history and its idealistic plans, no longer playing by the old rules.

Adopting a quasi-nonchalant style reminiscent of the Still Lives of Louise Lawler, or Martin Parr, Mr. Antar deliberately avoids sentimentality and pathos, leaving his audience to make its own judgements.

It was a huge contrast from the semis, where both British riders reached the final in about as nonchalant a style as possible in a sport involving furiously pumping knees, repeated jumps and regular wipe-outs.

However, as the Athletics struggled, Pennock's nonchalant playing style drew Mack's ire.

See the half-tucked tunic shirt: this street-style styling staple turns your look from Californian juice drinker to nonchalant fashion editor on the streets of Milan.

It is a nonchalant way to approach the issue.