Sentences with phrase «flippant attitude»

What draws me to him is his snarky, sarcastic, flippant attitude.

The type of debt that causes me concern is National Debt and the tendency of some leaders, politicians and bankers to make light of a problem that will eventually catch up and hit us full - on with a somewhat flippant attitude to economic growth.

If you have spent years perfecting your manuscript, pouring your heart into it, then to «publish» with such a flippant attitude will only undermine you and your writing.

The actor has been skating on his flippant attitude in dozens of films over the year.

As with the French film «Les Valseuses,» (the French title is slang for «the testicles») Turturro's version follows a trio of misfits whose irreverent, sexually charged dynamic evolves into a love story as their spontaneous and flippant attitude backfires time and again.

Ryan Reynolds brings the flippant attitude and Nicholas Cage is as rough as sandpaper but still has the heart of a hero.

Assemblyman Boyland's bad news week continued with him catching heat for what Brooklyn residents say is a flippant attitude displayed toward a little girl mowed down by an out - of - control SUV Sunday.

[122] The local Conservative branch were split over Johnson's candidacy; some found him amusing and charming, while others were critical of his flippant attitude to serious matters and his lack of knowledge about the local area, although he was nevertheless selected.

I saw that this morning and nearly spit my coffee out over the flippant attitude by the reporter and the statement she made inferring that the section was the safest way since they predicted the baby to be too big and she was overdue.

I think a few of us wish you were a «goner» with such a flippant attitude.

Not exact matches

Nahhh this wont happen TW is never going to be the striker he could have been as his attitude is too flippant, he's lazy and happy to sit out his time collecting his 140 a week, compare him to Sanchez who works non stop for 90 mins EVERY week.

Harvard sleep scientist Steven Lockley says NASA simply doesn't take human factors as seriously as it should, adopting our culture's flippant «I'll sleep when I'm dead» attitude about getting rest.

His distant, almost flippant demeanour in Human Revolution made a degree of sense considering the events early in that game, but on the back of the Aug Incident and his personal investment, his almost sociopathic failure to address these events beyond mere lip service makes his attitude all the more bizarre.