Примери за използване на Flippant на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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You are flippant.
Be flippant about your own crimes if you want to, but don't be flippant about mine.
Don't be flippant.
That you are flippant and show yourself too much to the people.
Stop being so flippant.
She was just so flippant, so comfortable around us.
I didn't mean to be flippant.
Don't be flippant, Michael.
I don't mean to be flippant.
Beneath Jace's flippant exterior lies a soul in constant torment.
I am not a syrupy-sweet transformational blogger who oozes flippant advice on positivity and loving yourself.
It's not the flippant‘buy you anything you want' answer that counts, that's too easy.
This is not a flippant command.
How flippant she was to compare her babysitting to the love of a mother for her own child.
I don't want you to make a flippant decision about this.
You are flippant, having had no personal contact with these things, but I haven't asked you to investigate the death of Sir Charles. How then can I assist you?
And I think you andthe Council are too flippant about this, and the Syphon situation.
We dare not be flippant in our attitudes toward sin or God's loathing of it, nor should we make light of it in any way.
The preacher concluded,“That spirit, too, is indeed dead which feels noload of sin or is indifferent to its burden and flippant about its presence.”.
The ability to be flippant about everything and there be no consequences.
Some few of them have been judicious, fair and candid; bestowing praise and censure with judgment and impartiality; but by far the greatest number, of those we have read,have been flippant, unjust, untenable and uncritical.
Give the bride some flippant advice about what not to ask her husband other once she's wedded.
It is painful to listen to fledgling philosophersdiscuss the"tendencies of the stage," or expiate learnedly on the"divine right of Art," to be as flippant and filthy as it pleases, when all the time the"tendency" and"art" is determined by men whose antecedents would make Art scream.
Posters make flippant comments from buses that imply you're not sexy enough and that all the fun is happening somewhere else.
It is amusing to listen to the fledgling philosophersdiscuss the“tendencies of the stage,” or expatiate learnedly on the“divine right of Art” to be as flippant and as filthy as it pleases, when all the time the“tendency” is started and the“art” is determined by men whose antecedents would make Art scream!
They make flippant comments from buses that imply you're not sexy enough and that all the fun is happening somewhere else.
At last they dwindle down into imbecility;and the dull or flippant Members of Congresses are at least the intellectual peers of the vast majority of kings.
Any delay, and the flippant attitude of parents to manifestations of allergies in their child are fraught with serious complications in the child in the future.
I don't mean to be flippant about your situation, but in an overcrowded public school like this, if one of you students wants to flush your future down the crapper and I get to expel you, I am not losing my appetite over that.
As now used, it is a loose and flippant term, embracing under its meaning both a happy guess due to natural shrewdness or intuition, and also that faculty which was so remarkably exercised by Jacob Boehme and Swedenborg.