| These is feigned blitheness about crises that will predictably attract immediate attention. |
| If you would enjoy your youth, blitheness of limb and cheer of spirits, bathe frequently. |
| But the culture of graduate school encourages, for those who can afford it, a certain blitheness. |
| His Second World War memoir, Slightly Out Of Focus, reveals a man who wore his bravery like blitheness. |
| How does she continue to live with her father and go along with undisturbed blitheness in the face of her older sister's accusations? |
| Moreover, the blitheness of the proposal to eliminate the express requirement hardly contributes to any transparency aim. |
