not give a toss

He could be like all the others and not give a toss.

Nature really does not give a toss and it will take care of itself.

Not giving a toss made you late to this party, too.

This is about the rich not giving a toss for anybody but themselves.

Alberich did not give a toss whether they were happy about what he was doing.

The government does not give a toss about anybody from the middle class downwards, including those who are dreadfully supporting their cuts.

MPs in general are perceived as not giving a toss about what matters to their constituency and in most cases it is true.

You can choose to ignore a reviewers opinion, you can choose to not give a toss.

It was early yet - not even six o'clock - and they were high on spending money and trying lovely outfits on, so did not give a toss.

Mark (being sexist and homophobic - but not giving a toss cos he lives in West London and can continue gloating to Chelsea fans for another season)

Neoliberal infatuation and idolatry was always based on greed and not giving a toss about anyone else - hardly warranting a description of "model", hypothesis or even theory.

The US war machine is a cowardly and ignoble beast ...they really do not give a toss who they kill, how near civilians are, how near allies are.

Guggenheim Museum Frank Lloyd Wright, in designing the Guggenheim, did not give a toss about the art that was going to be displayed there, but he actually did design a cafe.

Without a European standard (as a minimum, ideally with the US, Japan and China on board too) the car manufacturers could not give a toss about DAB, and that means broadcasters don't.

Kaleth was shorter than his twin, did not give a toss for games but was a brilliant scholar, who already lead and spoke five languages fluently, and would ponder every question for hours before making a decision.

Leaving us to pick up the pieces whilst the shareholders and privateers simply turn towards their next quick profit making venture not giving a toss about the mess they leave in their wake or the lives that have been damaged.

It is the majority who have limited access to clear drinking water, to proper healthcare, who will be left in the street to die if they suffer from some life-threatening illness, who the English-speaking elite does not give a toss about.

I was wrong in November when I claimed here that Michael O'Leary, the boss of Ryanair, had said that he did not give a toss for the environment so long as he could stuff his pockets and those of his airline full of gold.

Michael O'Leary of Ryanair may be the unacceptable face of public relations for the airline industry, but he speaks a lot of truth when he says, very clearly, that he does not give a toss for the environment so long as he can stuff his pockets and those of his company full of gold.