unconcern

IPA: ʌnkʌnsˈɝn

Examples of "unconcern" in Sentences

The raven pretended unconcern and stretched his wings.
Kevles's history almost entirely ignores both the "unconcern" of the majority and the "concern" of the minority.
Whenever women turn up in the stories, a rancorous tone intrudes that is badly at odds with his characters' merry unconcern.
This time he tried the one that folks call "unconcern," a look as if he had no troubles at all, as if he had nothing to hide.
"It bears the marks of that superb unconcern which is the characteristic of genius," replied the Ambitious Writer, contemptuously passing him by.
"Yes, Captain," he said, with the same quiet unconcern with which he would have accepted an invitation to dinner; "I'll go with you to Mangareva."
Ignore it deliberately, as a kitten stalks away with feigned unconcern from a suddenly tedious cotton-reel, in the hope that, seen afresh from the other side of the room, it will turn once more into a mouse.
That evidence of their essential "unconcern" was established by interviews and reported in Alice Kimball Smith's A Peril and a Hope: The Scientists 'Movement in America, 1945-1947 (MIT Press, 1970, pp. 60-61.)
Donning an unadorned and boyish wardrobe that itself did not "weigh heavily," she fashioned renunciation into a contrary look of simplicity, ineffability, transcendent unconcern her competitor Paul Poiret called it "poverty deluxe".