insouciance造句

The government's insouciance is perhaps understandable.

At public meetings or in television interviews he brushes off boos, taunts and evidence with a supreme insouciance.

But our own home was a dark drive away and, careening tipsily back past midnight with the insouciance of youth, we never stayed in the hotel.

Others suggest Obama's insouciance is nothing new and that since 1945, US presidents have tended to view Europe with a mixture of scorn, irritation and indifference.

A regular sight at New York parties, she stood out for being a handsome woman of cerebral insouciance, with two novels and another book of essays under her belt.