Sentence examples for sort of nonchalance from inspiring English sources

"I made the association because of what appeared to me a sort of nonchalance about death here.

Even so, this sort of nonchalance takes a lot of effort: more than a dozen band members, with sharp arrangements and slick orchestration.

But as with all electronic objects, such ease also creates a sort of floating nonchalance, as if the center of gravity were suddenly removed.

SoundCloud rap is hardly as limp or as purposefully benign as Chillhop's study music, but the genres do share a sort of practiced nonchalance, a heavy dedication to chill.

On December 7th it picked up a more worrying kind of nonchalance.

Perfunctoriness seems to hint at a lack of care, and even a kind of nonchalance.

So how could this sort of revelation be treated with such nonchalance?

"Oh, so he's got a whole boat to himself?" I asked, trying to affect the breezy nonchalance of the sort of person I imagine takes their children regularly on yachts or up cliff faces.

That is the height of nonchalance.

There was almost an affectation of nonchalance.

It is a misleading air of nonchalance.