Voorbeelden van nonchalance

• She expressed nonchalance about the 40 percent chance she will need another operation.

• I affected a nonchalance wholly at variance with my real feelings.

• Jason's studied nonchalance disappears when he discusses the pride he takes in his work.

• These assertions appeared to be confirmed by the apparent nonchalance of the quarantine officials towards the case.

• Those who adopt a mechanism-centred approach to causation are generally quite critical of this nonchalance.

• Nonetheless, and despite this popular nonchalance, it is worth considering whether there is anything to worry about.

• This ephemerality leads to a lack of custodial awareness, nonchalance with regard to change, to degradation, an indifference to the rising intensity of noise and sonic interference in our environment.

• That would give us a certain nonchalance in economic affairs.

• In fact, hunted animals sometimes behave with extraordinary nonchalance.

• Despite his nonchalance, it was perceptible to us all that he is now completely reconciled to delegated legislation of the most extreme kind.

• Unemployment in these two arts is being created by those who are, with a nonchalance one cannot understand, deliberately stoking up inflation.

• Yet a glance at the local authority plans for the rest of the country is enough to show the nonchalance that has infected the welfare plan.

• It is marked by a certain nonchalance.

• The clothing has been described as a combination of androgynous chic and bohemian nonchalance.

• Skillful rulers hid their true intentions and feigned nonchalance.

• This element establishes an air of studied, ironic nonchalance.

• A three factor structure of dealing with friends including avoidance, mastery, and nonchalance has shown that adolescent's use friends as coping devices with social stresses.

• He changes moods often, from mania to anger to nonchalance, and uses this as a form of reverse psychology.