| I offhandedly expostulated whilst continuing to read her two page monologue. |
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| During his senior year, a friend mentioned offhandedly that he could get paid to kick. |
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| This spring, he made an offhandedly dismissive remark about Taylor Swift — God forbid! |
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| In the interest of living longer it is a mistake to treat the word so offhandedly. |
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| The Conservatives offhandedly dismissed the president of the Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission. |
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| The results are melodically rich, sonically futuristic, offhandedly virtuosic, and politically resonant. |
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| She said it casually, offhandedly, and I think it was supposed to be a kind of wink-wink joke. |
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| Using the « press » label offhandedly and for repressive purposes can only be an attempt to tarnish the image of a sector for which credibility vis-à-vis the public opinion is of utmost importance for its survival. |
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| The minister replied, somewhat offhandedly, that the problem with Taiwan is that it is not a member of the United Nations and that the WTO is a UN organization. |
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