Use of nonchalance in Sentences. 27 Examples
The examples include nonchalance at the start of sentence, nonchalance at the end of sentence and nonchalance in the middle of sentence
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nonchalance at the end of sentence
- She shrugged, feigning nonchalance.
- She disguised her interest with nonchalance.
- She took her situation with much nonchalance.
- He conceals his worries behind a mask of nonchalance.
- Mask He conceals his worries behind a mask of nonchalance.
- He looks at her, lights a cigarette with elaborate nonchalance.
- 'Oh, by the way ...' she started, with a false air of nonchalance.
- Try not to convey arrogance, fear, resentment, conceit or too much nonchalance.
- To mount the scaffolds . To advance to the muzzles of guns wit perfect nonchalance.
- Rubbing the sweat from my brow, I ask a few questions and smile with feigned nonchalance.
- How had he expected her to react to his betrayal - with laughter, perhaps, or nonchalance?
- The impasse was made worse by Jobert's passionate nature, which masqueraded as cynical nonchalance.
- They loosen their ties and slouch against the wall with hands in pockets in manufactured nonchalance.
- Then you wonder just how they can control the ball, the racquet and consequently the game with such nonchalance.
- And from this detachment arise also his sense of freedom, his love of vagabondage and his pride and nonchalance.
nonchalance in the middle of sentence
- With epic nonchalance I motored north.
- His nonchalant attitude nonchalance irritated me.
- Some journalists criticize her nonchalance and indifference.
- Affecting nonchalance, I handed her two hundred dollar bills.
- But don't get too excited -- nonchalance doesn't mean nonstudying.
- She showed a surprising nonchalance the first time she flew a plane.
- His nonchalance and aplomb in times of trouble always encouraged his followers.
- Beneath his apparent nonchalance he is as nervous and excited as the rest of us.
- I tried to compose my features into a combination of nonchalance and justification.
- I think their nonchalance about not caring or not giving a damn about record sales is just not true.
- He stole the spotlight, one reporter wrote, "with the studied nonchalance of an old vaudeville trouper."
- As for the promise to ban fox-hunting, it was given with such a blithe nonchalance as to be spine-chilling.
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