cavalierly

Do not cavalierly say that good will come from it.

Never in her whole life had she been treated so cavalierly.

The decision to wage war should not be taken cavalierly.

She was now speaking cavalierly of playing the lead in the picture herself.

The idea that they did so cavalierly is not credible.

"I'm not sure I like being handed over so cavalierly to people who want to kill me."

Cathy made a face at being shut down so cavalierly.

"And please forgive me for speaking so cavalierly about something I could never understand."

"I will never negotiate with people when they treat us so cavalierly," he said.

"I do not appreciate your cavalierly dismissing my way of life."

Some 25 scores survive, and they are too well made to be dismissed cavalierly.

What possible reason could you have for cavalierly dismissing my help?"

"Oh, you've got it in your blood," Hall cut him off cavalierly.

The Chinese may have been cavalierly treated since then.

It bothered me how cavalierly these responsibilities were often regarded.

This young man seemed way too intelligent to discount, so cavalierly, the evidence of his father's crime.

All these new responsibilities are being given very cavalierly.

The judge was saying due process can be violated if it's done cavalierly."

Will you encourage other artists to treat their own agreements cavalierly?

A Kalashnikov treated so cavalierly pulled high and to the right.

There is also a gun, which is passed around cavalierly.

If she was Amanda, he wouldn't be treating her so cavalierly.

"But they are not to be cavalierly disregarded either," Till- man said.

Nothing in these decisions does anything but cavalierly permit the destruction of a fetal human being.

It's too important to just cavalierly give up on."