Sentence examples for very nonchalant from inspiring English sources

Nouvel can be very nonchalant about finances.

We were very lackadaisical and very nonchalant on defense".

"Galleries here are professional," Ms. Sommer said, "but very nonchalant".

He made his header from 11 meters into the net look so very nonchalant.

Back in the modern day, his night-time trip in a three-man Triton submersible offered impressive access to hundreds of colourful corals – and a very nonchalant giant turtle.

He also appears to take a very nonchalant attitude towards internet trolls, who he says don't bother him at all, despite their often visceral hatred directed towards him- #WeWantTylerOakleyDead, for example, trended on Twitter last year.

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

Be very cool and nonchalant-almost bored-when you're around them both as a couple, but when you're alone or with other friends be flirty and more interested in him.

Jainchill added: "I am personally very disappointed at the nonchalant, almost indifferent way that a serious crime, involving the most vulnerable of our "clients" – displaced children in a refugee camp – was (NOT) dealt with".

He recognises that the group has crossed a very obvious line, but is nonchalant when I ask him why this didn't push him to leave or report it.

The music's core is Domenico's nonchalant voice, succinct tunes, very Brazilian rhythms and deceptively live-sounding small-group arrangements, with knowingly retro 1960s pop touches.