unconcernedly

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• Meanwhile, Clare seems unconcerned with the possibility of being found out.

• Overall, the FDA seems unconcerned with low doses of the extract in food and wellness items.

• He seemed unconcerned when he was called a “homer,” openly favoring the team he had been associated with for six decades.

• Nevertheless, analysts on the conference call were generally unconcerned about the weaker-than-expected guidance and instead were excited about Microsoft’s strong financial performance during a time of economic instability.

• Brady said she now hopes to fill Carson’s position, but remains unconcerned about the void left behind.

• “When you take on a service job of this kind you accept that that might happen,” he says, seemingly unconcerned.

• Of these popular perceptions, institutional leaders were dismissive, unconcerned, or unsure.

• One Democratic operative was relatively unconcerned with the long-term consequences.

• With no second-guessing, throw every idea into the ether, unconcerned with what might stick.

• "[The sheriff's] attitude was apathetic, unconcerned and uninterested from the start," adds Sutton.

• But if he was unconcerned as to family descent, he was far from indifferent as to nationality.

• It was reported that some of the girls were either unconcerned or unashamed, and even proud, of what they had done.

• I did what I could to keep myself unconcerned in it, having some things of my own to do before I would appear high in anything.

• So she began walking about the deck with an unconcerned and careless air, as if she had been an old sailor.