Usar "devil-may-care" en una oración

1. that Sophia would be in her element with her devil-may-care attitude,

2. It had a devil-may-care atmosphere to it that was somewhat pleasing

3. the city – Stephi, for all her devil-may-care, knew that that was a little too rough for two

4. Not at 15 or 16 years of age when willingness to understand and seek to improve is compromised by an independent, devil-may-care, attitude

5. A little mad, a little devil-may-care, a womanizer, a gambler and a compulsive imbiber of alcohol

6. “Because he"s charming and gay and sexy with his devil-may-care attitude

7. “Oh baby, where"s that devil-may-care spirit of the wedding?”

8. Dominic was slumped in his chair across the room, his-devil-may-care-grin etched on his face as he whispered over his shoulder to Heather

9. “Sure,” Aren says in an infuriatingly devil-may-care voice

10. “Kislorodoff told me all this with a sort of exaggerated devil-may-care negligence, and as though he did me great honour by talking to me so, because it showed that he considered me the same sort of exalted Nihilistic being as himself, to whom death was a matter of no consequence whatever, either way

11. Some of the men clasp them in their arms, weeping, some put on a devil-may-care look, others make an attempt to console them

12. He continued to wear his devil-may-care air; but I observed that he was aging swiftly—and I knew what that meant

13. He was too handsome in a hard, swaggering, black-mustachioed way; he exaggerated to offense the English style of easy dress; he wore a too devil-may-care Panama, a too obtrusive colored shirt and club tie; he wore no waistcoat, and the hems of his new flannel trousers, turned up six inches, disclosed a stretch of tan-colored silk socks, clocked with gold, matching overelegant tan shoes