Sentences with phrase «so nonchalant»

My friend was so nonchalant about it, I had no idea.
The pleated maxi skirt mixed with the printed sleeveless shirt looks so nonchalant, we are tempted to try a similar look!
It is easy to be so nonchalant when you have been diapering....
Instead of he scores when he wants how about Hes so nonchalant, he's so nonchaalaaaantt Mesut ozil he's so nonchalant!!
But when love, that great discoverer of values, comes, I can not be so nonchalant.

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So be nonchalant about the whole thing.
The way he's playing, and with the players missing, we need him, so it's good that he's playing confidently and being all nonchalant.
News Corp's lawyers exuded that mix of confident complacency and nonchalant placidity which government lawyers are so good at.
So we wanted to explore that through the campaign images with an ambiguous and cinematic atmosphere that allows each girl to emerge as a strong character,» explained Chloé's creative director Clare Waight Keller in an official press note, pointing out that the results turned out to describe the Chloé woman, who is «nonchalant, but also quite fearless — and very much alive!»
Press Conference: Elegant, modern, and effortless — with that nonchalant Parisian chicness that Isabelle commands so well — this Roberto Cavalli Spring 2018 jumpsuit was a sleek, cool moment at the press conference.
Maybe that's why they are so wonderfully nonchalant!
Actually, «clever» is exactly the term I think of to summarise that French nonchalant style I love so much.
Denim shorts never looked so good when combined with a loose and nonchalant knit sweater and booties in a matching color.
Rely on the nonchalant vibe of shorts and sneakers included in the same outfit more so if you're a fan of athleisure looks.
is everywhere, honestly Im so surprised at how common it is, and how nonchalant people are about it.
Less successful are materialistic valley sister Debbie (Danielle Harris) and Donnie (Flea)-- the former at least receiving a couple of redemptive moments (her relationship with tribesman Buku (Obba Babatundé) is carried with a sort of nonchalant respect that allows for the flowering of a friendship across cultural — and linguistic — barriers) while the latter is basically just a purveyor of a «wedgie dance» (that doesn't register much past the diaper and sleepover set) and possessor of a signature soundtrack sting so frenetic it sets teeth on edge.
Brutally honest and nonchalant, Huppert is always so incredibly comfortable in the skin of each character she plays.
Quigley also seems nonchalant about the fact so many charters are coming to North Carolina from outside the state.
The five - speed automatic adjusts to aggressive or nonchalant driving, and the engine doesn't flex its muscle except when forcefully instructed to do so.
Casual acquaintances and so - called friends drop by unexpectedly feigning a sort of nonchalant interest in your well - being.
Let them get nonchalant about that and then leave the door open so they can check out each other's living space.
You were so brisk and nonchalant, as if you were selling me a handful of rice, and not autonomy over my own body, that I didn't feel ashamed.
Sony, Nintendo, Capcom, Square Enix, Bandai Namco: the list goes on and on, but despite being so ingrained in video game history, the region's approach to preservation is surprisingly nonchalant.
So, um, * tries / fails to appear nonchalant * does anyone have any recommendations?
They're pretty nonchalant and usually modestly sized, so it's surprising to see how big and majestic the new paintings in his «Flat Screen Nature» show at Kohn Gallery are.
The boy is so many things at once: masculinely defiant in the arm and the cloak; childishly resigned to the world in a down - turned face; and nonchalant in the legs and leaning.
Now Samsung is ready to answer the call for a true trailblazer — and it's doing so with a nonchalant flick of the wrist.
So it blows me away that there are people who are that nonchalant about their job search.
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