insouciantly

At the age of 21, she started her own company, insouciantly named Kick.

They were now insouciantly directed on their own affairs again.

When a poet insouciantly asks, "And what does this matter?"

"It's got to be more interesting than looking at anchors," Ray said insouciantly.

Various journalists and a policeman appear; two friends murder one another but insouciantly rise from the dead.

They could shoot out insouciantly from blind corners at outrageous speed.

He relates the fact insouciantly; it is just the way it happens between two people sometimes.

Outside, a 25-foot-tall Bean boot stands insouciantly unlaced at the front door.

What's more, the insouciantly nasty dialogue is often priceless.

And the appetite for something sweet can be insouciantly addressed by a simple caramel ice milk.

She walks into John's office as insouciantly as if she had left him just yesterday.

There are huge bare mattresses around the pool, on which one is meant to lounge insouciantly with strangers.

When you enter, don't walk right to the patient, but meander around insouciantly as if you have nothing else to do.

He grins insouciantly, as if he were on the korfal field or in a coffee house.

Hellsturm, one hand on his outthrust hip, insouciantly glaring at him.

Zweller, who was leaning insouciantly against one of the cell's stone walls, chuckled.

McIlroy's got a seven iron in his magical little hands, and knocks it insouciantly to within 12 feet.

PhyrePhox tried to shrug insouciantly but was too effectively restrained to complete the maneuver.

He shifted on his three-legged stool and propped one elegant boot insouciantly against the table.

A hot sweet memory of the experience rippled through her as the wayward thought insouciantly crossed her mind.

"Mother," Roger said insouciantly, with a micrometric bow, and glanced at his brother in the flanking chair.

It swung insouciantly from her hand.

In it, a naked 19-year-old thumbs insouciantly through a magazine while her kimono falls from her chair.

Poised on the framework is the keeper coming on duty and waving insouciantly at the small boat that has brought him.