| In other words, decisions of immense social significance should not be made flippantly. |
| For one thing he claimed, not wholly flippantly, that he needed at least a few free weekends. |
| Her voice taunted him in mock arrogance, but he could tell from the hint of darkness under her eyes that though she meant it flippantly, she was very tired. |
| Then discuss what it means to love your enemy, to respect human life, and to never lightly or flippantly approach the topic of death. |
| Dieudonné M'bala M'bala, a comedian, should not have been arrested for flippantly associating himself with one of the Paris killers. |
| Nonetheless, it is indeed a painful process to watch hundreds and hundreds of hours of work be so flippantly rejected by the government. |
