lackadaisical

"Some calls went against us and we got lackadaisical on defense."

But overall the performance was so free as to be almost lackadaisical.

"A lot of the young seem to have a real lackadaisical attitude."

There was a little bit of a lackadaisical approach to my free agency.

Gone, too, will be some students' lackadaisical approach to testing.

"In the beginning of the game, we were a little lackadaisical.

If the answer were yes, your friend could be criticized for his lackadaisical efforts.

"Our performance was lackadaisical and certainly not a team effort.

"I thought at the beginning of the game we had a very lackadaisical effort.

Somehow, the next day, he was too lackadaisical about the engage.

When they are held, the hearings have a lackadaisical quality, the participants say.

All the children have been especially disappointed in Richard's lackadaisical behavior.

Last Thursday, he yelled at his players after a lackadaisical practice.

He ripped his entire team for being lackadaisical and soft.

More than lackadaisical about his career, he was totally indifferent.

But the defense last night was lackadaisical at best.

If you're lackadaisical against him, you're not going to do anything.

Today we looked a little bit lackadaisical out there.

In fact, there is something lackadaisical and weary about this entire novel.

The star of the story is Twinkle, a lackadaisical 27-year-old.

It's hard to imagine this doctor treating his wife, mother or child in the same lackadaisical way.

Dunn has come under criticism for what some view as a lackadaisical effort in left field.

"And I'm appalled at the lackadaisical way in which the school district handled the whole thing."

However, they drew the line at lackadaisical play, an increasing occurrence in recent years.

As for us, we were lackadaisical early, and we let them get it going.