a casual attitude造句

• Such a casual attitude has stark consequences, Shevachkina said.
• A casual attitude toward undergarments promises some relief.
• The French have a casual attitude about sex.
• She said Defence Minister David Collenette has shown a casual attitude that is " infuriating ."
• During his trial, Jacobs displayed a casual attitude.
• The long period when new land was easily obtainable contributed to a casual attitude toward land titles.
• Even Muster, who is seeded fifth, is downplaying the expectations and taking a casual attitude about his chances.
• Hodge had taken quite a casual attitude to it and Holmes had asked him to institute safety lamps.
• Even something as seemingly pedestrian as Tupperware is permissible as a prop because it represents a casual attitude.
• Like many scientists working on the project, Woods affected a casual attitude towards the danger posed by radiation.
• But the steady pro-legalization propaganda can again create a casual attitude toward drugs in high schools and colleges.
• Supporters of tougher divorce laws complain that the current rules encourage a casual attitude toward the dissolution of marriage.
• The price of such a casual attitude toward the most important decision in most of our lives is incalculable.
• The events so far, however, suggest a casual attitude toward violence, with a handful of cops behaving in renegade fashion.
• "I'm adopting more of a casual attitude about it, " he said, " because ultimately my work is what's important to me.
• Clean and glamorous makeup and her hair dressed down to say that she still has a casual attitude about getting all glammed up.
• Pegram, the owner of 22 McDonald's franchises in Washington state, brought a casual attitude along with a party posse to his first Kentucky Derby.
• This need to exaggerate, coupled with a casual attitude toward sheer accuracy, seriously undercuts the many valid points and praiseworthy arguments Lebrecht has to offer.
• Any company doing business in a foreign country must contend with cultural differences in some places, it's widespread bribery; in others, a casual attitude toward work.
• GULLANE, Scotland _ Considering it never has been done, a lot of people seem to be taking a casual attitude toward Tiger Woods'pursuit of golf's Grand Slam.