Sentence examples for More casually from inspiring English sources

More casually, New Yorkers can relish this dry, spicy, dark pink wine moderately chilled with salmon tartare or nearly warm with ribs.

If she tends to dress more casually, you can be a little more casual.

She dresses more casually too.

The brand was built more casually.

He started dressing more casually.

"People dress more casually now," he said.

It's also one of the more casually argued.

UConn, one of the nation's top programs, recruited more casually.

James writes more casually than anyone who writes better, and he writes better than anyone who writes more casually.

In common parlance, bankruptcy is often used more casually, to mean something like broke or insolvent.

He wears these elegant clothes well, but doesn't he ever feel like dressing more casually?