| Any man would be gutted by even one such loss, but Norman has always affected a public air of unconcern whenever the subject comes up. |
| Not a lot of details about corruption and zealotry and black books and unconcern for the poor in there. |
| Conventional wisdom about a majority's unconcern about campaign finance reform was right. |
| But he has always affected a public air of unconcern whenever the subject comes up. |
| Parker's manner had been evasive from the first, but at this the evasiveness became a highly concentrated unconcern. |
| So when the totem tumbles, consistency alone would seem to justify something more regretful than a shrug of unconcern. |
