Sentences with phrase «seems nonchalant»

The owner of this bike seems nonchalant about their massive cargo load.

Quigley also seems nonchalant about the fact so many charters are coming to North Carolina from outside the state.

If she seems nonchalant and keeps forms of the excuse then maybe you should give him a rest and a movement on to the next perspective.

The kids seem nonchalant about the lofty purpose of their work; this is just a regular day in class.

Once they seem nonchalant about that, you can let them see each other with the door ajar.

Not exact matches

Elon Musk seems to like making headlines every other week, and he's done it again with his nonchalant announcement of the next steps for his Hyperloop...

The Free - Spirit A nonchalant lifestyle isn't as easy as it might seem: Transitioning from schoolteacher to the other woman requires the perfect outfit.

Dr. Floyd's nonchalant air regarding rumors of a bizarre «moon epidemic» keeps the Russians off guard, but even he seems incapable of appreciating the full import of the buried monolith.

If the fresh faced Robertson seems familiar, you may have caught her in an equally adept performance in Jon Kasdan's 2012 debut, The First Time, a film that suffered greatly for trying too hard to remain nonchalant and genuine.

But step outside this communication - heavy business - friendly core and the BlackBerry seems to give a nonchalant shrug.

The nonchalant stance of the woman seems to be easily winning with one hand against the muscular efforts of the man at the end of his rope.

Leaving things unfinished or loosely formed on purpose often seems easy or nonchalant even if it's really something else, such as deep aversion to hierarchy (aka patriarchy).

This statement — wry, gnomic, a touch haughty, and evincing a nonchalant economy of terms — seems like a good starting point for any discussion of the art of Cosima von Bonin.

Then I sat — for what seemed like forever — acting as nonchalant as possible with my stinky contraband concealed in my hand.

At one point, marketing chief Phil Schiller addressed product cannibalization, but seemed pretty nonchalant about it.