Kai himself took a rather more nonchalant approach.
The participants who had read the distressing story about the poor student - rather than the nonchalant one - were much more likely to administer painful hot sauce to the other student, about whom they knew nothing, than if they had not read the distressing story.
Instead, remain nonchalant as you hush your bird.
Skinny leather belts featured on the catwalk at Chloé, where they were fastened with a nonchalant knot rather than through the traditional buckle and loops.
Just as fellow recipient Reese Witherspoon did in 2011, Downey used the moment to impart a bit of wisdom to the youth via a typically nonchalant but rather poignant speech.
I would hazard to say that this might be the first time that girl-on-girl kissing has been directly addressed in a country song in a not-joking, not-ironic, not-sarcastic, non-exploitative, neither depressing nor overly optimistic way, but rather in a completely nonchalant kind of way.
It was experienced as less disparaging to have ADHD than to be categorized as, for example, "a disruptive child", "impolite", or "nonchalant": "I'd rather be stamped with the ADHD diagnosis than walk around and have people think I'm weird" (12) and "It's stranger to be weird or different or a difficult child than to have a diagnosis" (16).
With legislators, Brown's approach is one of nonchalant informality, as he sets out to recruit rather than confront.
Rather than looking furtive and worried, combine this tactic with appearing nonchalant, distant, and unconcerned by the situation you're in.
