| For some, his work is too dark to be humorous, for others it is too flippant to be serious. |
| Shaidanna rolled her eyes, suddenly realizing where Galen had picked up his flippant attitude. |
| Millar is no stranger to the flippant remark, and he does not specify exactly what he might deliver. |
| I could wear Armani suits and make flippant remarks in the House of Commons. |
| Though it may seem flippant to say so, she's certainly damaged enough to be a star. |
| Groucho Marx's flippant remark about the inability of any photograph to capture his inner beauty is profoundly insightful. |
