flippant

"Why do you act flippant about things that are important to me?"

Something about the middle pretty made it hard to be flippant.

I was being far too flippant and we both knew it.

The thought seemed a little too flippant for what had just happened to him.

"That is the last flippant thing I ever want to hear from you."

The flippant answer is also the honest one: because they can.

He's still there and now you are - what is the word - flippant.

She had expected a flippant comment from the other woman, but it did not come.

"To be cute and flippant about it clearly is wrong."

I wanted to make a flippant remark to that effect, but he was so serious.

He sounded flippant, and she was quick to hear it.

Not wanting him to see her relief, she turned flippant.

It might be a flippant remark from one staff member to another.

A flippant observation he'd once made on another long flight came back to him.

Through the thickness of the door, his voice came, slow and flippant.

Which is not to say he's flippant about the risk to Derby jobs.

Ok, slightly flippant, but I wonder what the numbers really look like?

Their lives were falling apart, kind of hard to be flippant about that.

I've been a lot less sarcastic and flippant in the last two weeks when I talk to anyone.

His tone was flippant when he first made the remark.

My other cousin opened her mouth to say something flippant.

Then the moment passed and the flippant "who cares" look was back.

Show a little respect for the dead, were the flippant remarks really necessary?

Among flippant people the Joke is always assumed to have been made.

He waited for silence, then continued in a less flippant voice.