Príklady insouciance

• A reasonable approach to language policies and politics requires two things - a little hard work to learn extra languages and the insouciance to dare to use them clumsily.

• It is less clear how the romances fit into this analysis, especially since on his account they present a completely different picture of musical life, full of joyous insouciance.

• Bravado or insouciance was another reaction, verging on the blasphemous.

• He says cheerfully and with insouciance that the courts will impose a fine only when the accused is in a position to pay it.

• His insouciance and could-not-care-less attitude is becoming intolerable.

• It is a strange mixture of insouciance, indifference, intransigence and, finally, sheer incompetence.

• This attitude of detachment, almost of insouciance, to legislation is to be encouraged.

• They have treated the decline and difficulties of manufacturing industry with cavalier insouciance.

• It is that insouciance with regard to the possibilities which surprises me.

• His speech was a characteristic mixture of insouciance and complacency.

• It is not possible to accuse me of breezy insouciance—that is a new one for me—on the one hand and weary cynicism on the other.

• In addition to that, there were organisers actively working through the country, and through the criminal insouciance of the former administration these things were allowed to go on without check.

• Uninhibited by the risk of any sanction, is it any wonder that they go about their lethal business with such apparent insouciance?

• Now with the war, that insouciance had become hard-boiled.

• She looks at once charming, fragile and seductive, and she sings with light insouciance and easy forward tone.