Sentence examples for somewhat nonchalant from inspiring English sources
The ad hoc nature of the enemy, seemingly recruited from chat rooms, message boards, and internet forums may be one reason for the somewhat nonchalant response to the impending threat.
This is somewhat nonchalant, since the view entails that there is some stuff which is the gold in Fort Knox at noon and the mercury on Mercury at 12 30, and that some stuff has the property of being Descartes, yet nothing exists which is identical with Descartes.
While Lyon is somewhat nonchalant about the tension, given all that has happened in the gayborhood in the past two months, some advocates still point to this year's street festival -- set to be headlined by Darren Criss ("Glee") and Gloria Gaynor -- and all the community organizing happening around it as pivotal to the community's healing process after its violence-gone-viral summer.
While I was busy celebrating Stewart's noble, if not somewhat nonchalant decision to finally (publicly) choose a label for her sexual identity, others were frustrated (or confused) that a woman who once dated a man was now identifying as "gay" instead of "bisexual" or "pansexual" or "sexually fluid".
Repeatedly we have the impression of a familiar, even timeless kind of beauty's having been hustled, somewhat abruptly, into the here and now, and set before us fervent, nonchalant and renewed.
Nonchalant, indifferent service.
Nonchalant introductions are exchanged.
Mr. Sugule seemed nonchalant.
Stephanie Miedema, 16, was nonchalant.
But Louie is nonchalant, unapologetic.
