Sentence examples for pretty nonchalant from inspiring English sources

"I was going about it pretty nonchalant and hitting greens and making putts," she said.

Daly seemed pretty nonchalant about that fact as he sauntered to the green.

Aside from a few gems, most of Best Buy's Black Friday ad was pretty nonchalant about doling out deals.

Ron Howard had visited a few times before, and the scientists who had advised him on language and a few other points were pretty nonchalant about the whole thing.

We were pretty nonchalant and too casual, and that's got to change.

The record-setting donor was pretty nonchalant when he dropped it off, she said.

Mr. Lambert, who favors black eyeliner and leather pants, had told Rolling Stone that Mr. Allen, an aw-shucks Christian from Arkansas, was "the one guy that I found attractive in the whole group on the show — nice, nonchalant, pretty and totally my type — except that he has a wife".

I think you could work on your walk though – it's pretty slow and nonchalant, and quite unattractive.

I think you could work on your walk though it's pretty slow and nonchalant, and quite unattractive.

Two days after the fact, the microblogging site tweeted, "Forgot to make a big deal of this earlier, but Tumblr crossed the 20-billion-post mark Monday night". While short and not-so-sweet, this nonchalant and slightly sarcastic response is pretty demonstrative of the devil-may-care attitude many Tumblr blogs happen to have.

The very definition of nonchalant is to be calm and relaxed, pretty much 24/7.