casualness

What they are doing has the casualness of the real.

The casualness of the question was more chilling than the words themselves.

She looked at the pretty woman with a studied casualness that said this is a test.

Such casualness was intended to be part of the camp experience.

I think it was this very casualness that probably carried him through.

With an attempt at casualness, he put the papers away.

You may notice a casualness to the way he actually put down paint.

I know Dad, and there was something more than casualness in his attitude.

Perhaps it has something to do with the low materials and the casualness of her technique.

"Are they now," Ned said with a casualness he did not feel.

"I thought you might want those," he said with deceptive casualness.

Oh well, he shrugged, trying to convince himself with his own casualness.

I stood there for a moment, astounded by such casualness.

She had selected it for this occasion because of its casualness.

After a very long tune Joe said with careful casualness.

Hay was well pleased with his own casualness and lack of side.

The way he said it was a plea hiding behind the casualness of his words.

This time she heard the casualness in his voice.

The old man shrugged his shoulders with a studied casualness.

His voice held just the right note of casualness.

Aside from the casualness of the gesture, his body was completely still.

There was a relaxed and practiced casualness about their activity.

This is a mild night, he says, with a casualness that I find disturbing.

The hay, he said, "added to the casualness of the space."

This is meant as a welcoming casualness, but it's actually a form of showing off.