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Everyone should watch what they say lest their offhand remarks be twisted and damage the company.

The guy who was president when New Orleans drowned—I can't recall his name offhand—froze our government in icy indifference.

C-SPAN Negotiations An offhand promise in a debate ended up coming back to haunt Democrats during the health-care debate.

I didn't much like his offhand way of asking; not that it wasn't a perfectly legitimate query.

Offhand, I would say that the train passed over his body some several hours after his death.

But he meets only with an offhand denial, couched in words of scant courtesy.

It may strike the reader that an offhand statement like the foregoing relates to a proceeding of no special difficulty or peril.

She could hardly be a woman if she did not; and in her airy, elusive, offhand demeanour she was very much of a woman indeed.