flippancy การใช้

• Such flippancy endeared him neither to conservatives nor to many other homosexuals.
• That was just the beginning of a night of flippancy.
• "There's a flippancy that shows in his demeanor.
• The tone oscillates wildly between droning academese and slick flippancy.
• In fact, Thoms is far more dedicated than his flippancy suggests.
• She has the dash and natural flippancy of a comedienne.
• Job interviews proved a great difficulty for Joad, due to his flippancy.
• His mastery of grammar is clear, but his weakness for flippancy is clearer.
• My warning to him / her against edit warring was simply dismissed with flippancy.
• But his natural flippancy is subdued in this role of a crook with a grievance.
• The casual flippancy of " Seinfeld " would probably tank if introduced tomorrow.
• They remember the humor, the flippancy.
• Defense attorney George Bizos objected to Ben Menashe's repeated flippancy in the dock.
• There were hints of similar flippancy in " In the Line of Fire,"
• But Joe's thoughtless flippancy keeps hitting exposed nerves and reducing her nearly to tears.
• In part, that happens because the film walks a thin line between flippancy and passion.
• The board reprimanded him for flippancy.
• In the contest she matches his masculine flippancy, but comes to see his essential honesty.
• Matthews can get away with such flippancy because there is such mutual respect between the former Trojans.
• As in " Virginia Woolf, " flippancy is linked directly to savagery and anguish.