Meanings of lackadaisical attitude in English

That lackadaisical attitude has come back to bite them on the arse spectacularly, some 11 years later.

In my opinion, the Gomantak management's lackadaisical attitude towards its readers worked in favour of Tarun Bharat.

With companions like that, who can blame young women for having a lackadaisical attitude toward math and science?

So it's an issue, we gotta get it moving. Other politicians find the lackadaisical attitude towards the bill concerning.

It is a theme perpetuated by a dry wit and somewhat lackadaisical attitude to training and life in general.

Because she takes this job mostly as a lark, Phyllis has a lackadaisical attitude toward her clerical assignments and working hours.

The Government's lackadaisical attitude to the integrity of the electoral register and abuse of the democratic system has been nothing short of shameful.

Many of Gurgaon's problems - a lack of administrative will, shoddy infrastructure and a lackadaisical attitude to civic services - are reflected across India.

"Oh, what ever." That lackadaisical attitude made him want to choke her.

"It bespeaks a lackadaisical attitude, of the kind one abhors in the workaday world."