insouciant

Light, but never insouciant to the point where you will not care.

The staff is efficient in an insouciant sort of way.

I suggested, with an insouciant little wave of the hand.

With an insouciant stride, he moved away into the mountain.

The suits have a light, insouciant air which should carry them into summer.

She gave him an insouciant smile and shifted her weight.

Still, insouciant or not, you write a novel at your peril.

Not all buyers, of course, can afford such insouciant attitudes toward price.

With an insouciant grin he said, "And unlike you we have no wish to do so."

I was trying to brush my hair back into an insouciant flip when she knocked.

Her demeanor changes again; she is suddenly the insouciant bohemian.

His usual insouciant wit seemed to have completely deserted him.

After that, I wasn't nearly as insouciant about strolling along in the dark.

Mean comments about his work, Edward says with an insouciant shrug, are par for the course.

No, the change is more a return to the insouciant Mickey of the mid-1930's.

Naomi was not looking her usual insouciant self, to put it mildly.

Maria sat in the other chair, more composed but not exactly her old insouciant self, either.

"I think you'll find this wine very insouciant and a bit immature, but compatible with almost everything here."

His insouciant one-liners about people, places and things were not soon forgotten by colleagues.

What the three women in this show have in common, beyond insouciant youth, is not obvious, but they go well together.

He had a deep tan and about four days' growth of beard; his insouciant smile stopped her cold.

Not everyone would find adventure in the same quirky, insouciant situations as Tom, but that's the point.

Some will land on the food, and the rest will look charmingly insouciant.

By then 1 will again be that smug insouciant creature we both know and love."