Word: offhandedly
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...Mexico's political stability, were indifferent to charges of fraud. Maximiliano Esparza, a P.R.I. functionary sent to Sonora from Mexico City to oversee the voting, called the election "a democratic fiesta. It was a clean process. The people won." Mexican President Miguel de la Madrid was even more offhand. Said he: "I'm not concerned about the confused opinions of the minorities...
...offhand, the two don’t seem a natural fit. In fact, it is hard to imagine the over-the-top cross-dressing Pudding actors fitting into the fast-talking, rough-and-tumble world of the Old Frontier West. But the cast, crew, and creative team of the Pudding make this unlikely combination work with a kitschy and reliable formula all their own—one of talent, energy, and characteristically Pudding ridiculousness...
...Cake’s offhand cultural awareness and deadpan irony have once again become a theme on Cake’s new album, Pressure Chief, the fifth of their career. In concert at the Orpheum October 7th, McCrea debuted “No Phone,” the second track off the new disc, to an audience filled with adoration for his trademark mordant social rants. “No Phone,” along with various other tracks off the new album, denounce technology and urban culture with a blander-than-usual strain of Cake’s signature...
...July through September is when people can normally waive the fee,” Keaney said. “If somebody were to request it retroactively, I am sure we would do it, but I don’t recall offhand if it has happened...
...Ariane was lying? Would I have the guts to stand up to them and say I believed her? I was particularly nervous about Melina, a blonde, perfectly-attired lawyer and mother of an infant—a driving force behind the gourmet lunches. At one point, Melina made an offhand comment about one of the witnesses being “full of shit” that seemed to mark her as my future nemesis...