Contoh flippantly

• The fact that subjects feel so strongly about their choices disconfirms the hypothesis that subjects choose randomly or flippantly.

• If we deal with such matters wantonly and flippantly we are not merely betraying ourselves; we are betraying something greater than ourselves.

• I say that not flippantly, not as a laughing matter, but to illustrate the humiliation that we are facing today.

• Of course, publishers will not flippantly make their choice to be tried by jury, with the possible penalty of imprisonment.

• The matter was dismissed by him as flippantly as that.

• Those are not numbers that we can dismiss flippantly; they are significant.

• It was seen as an extra bulwark against a theatre being flippantly changed into something else.

• I thought that she was flippantly irresponsible in her handling of the subject.

• One patient was arrested for speaking flippantly to the raiders.

• Too many men flippantly attribute it to "female provocation"or even"a perk of marriage".

• Much has been said at times, rather flippantly, about where the legal profession stands and where it should stand.

• It is no good him talking flippantly, as he does, about absenteeism.

• I do not make this point flippantly though it has its comic aspects.

• But there is no doubt that the women's organisations did not treat it flippantly.

• Perhaps we, in the profession, more than those outside—but probably the public too—are apt to regard divorce somewhat light-heartedly and flippantly.