insouciance literary

The laughter and insouciance were gone, at least for the moment.

And it was this insouciance which in the end made her a criminal.

He knows the power of insouciance - the quality that makes him an American original.

But there is still a certain English insouciance about some of the statistics.

I wanted the show to think while laughing and showing off its own insouciance.

"I would hope that says more about you than me," he said with Stephen's insouciance.

We saw alarm on his face instead of the usual insouciance.

The insouciance of the bond market reflects a few things.

It was the absolute in insouciance for those who sat above the salt.

That may have just been rock star insouciance, a flip way of saying, Who knows?

The insouciance of it had inspired confidence at a critical moment.

Still, buyers can no longer be pitted against one another with insouciance.

It was its insouciance toward this identity that made the Voice such an influential force.

His clothes always hang with just the proper amount of insouciance.

She too was sleepless, however, in spite of all her insouciance.

Is this the cause of such insouciance with football (soccer for you guys).

She responded with a surprising insouciance: "Then tell me what it means."

But today he was paying for those sins of youthful insouciance.

But they're animated as well by a spirit of funky insouciance.

Weld approached the job of governing with a similar insouciance.

The same insouciance pervaded his investment strategy, such as it was.

Historically, calls for conservation have been met by Mediterranean insouciance.

The cat is all insouciance; he's been here before.

Visitors, when they are being kind, call it insouciance.

Silenced by pain, he fought to sort meaning from insouciance.