breezily

And backers of the idea breezily suggest this could be paid for by scaling back some corporate tax breaks.

Forbes.com: News Howard Gleckman 2011

In the mornings, he could write "breezily" of what he could not "contemplate in the dark without turning in panic to God."

The New York Review of Books 2009

Pickles breezily says that by creating executive mayors, councils would be rid of chief executives.

Role call for local government 2011

At the time Kluge breezily dismissed the sales as downsizing, but as the weeks wore on, it became apparent she was in serious financial trouble.

Va. winemaker's painstakingly built empire crumbled in months amid recession 2011

In saying we must work with President Obama we are not suggesting breezily that we should "agree to disagree" and move on.

Media 2009

In saying we must work with President Obama we are not suggesting breezily that we should "agree to disagree" and move on.

Pope John Paul II 2009

“For what?” said Kit breezily, even though her hands had clenched into fists.

Slice Of Cherry Dia Reeves 2011

In saying we must work with President Obama we are not suggesting breezily that we should "agree to disagree" and move on.

What planet is "America" magazine living on? 2009

I simply pointed out the absurdity of claiming that this tax has only negative effects, such that one can breezily assert without any evidence that rational voters would surely reject it.

The Volokh Conspiracy » “Temporary” Tax to Pay for DC Baseball Stadium Becomes a Permanent Cash Cow for City Government 2010

In saying we must work with President Obama we are not suggesting breezily that we should "agree to disagree" and move on.

Insight Scoop | The Ignatius Press Blog: 2009