Sentence examples for a casual fan of from inspiring English sources

There is no such thing as a casual fan of the Fall.

— If you are a casual fan of Georgia O'Keeffe, you probably think of New Mexico when you think of her.

Ms. Mcdonald was only a casual fan of Mr. Thornton's when she began the project eight months ago.

A recently engaged business consultant from Charlotte, N.C., Mr. Smith, 31, is a casual fan of golf, Nascar and Wake Forest basketball.

Morgen was a casual fan of the band when he started the project in 2007, but while sifting through and piecing together the material, a different picture of the singer emerged from the one he thought he knew.

I'm not a purported baseball expert, but that makes sense to me as a casual fan of baseball in the sense that managing your pitching lineup involves much more strategic thinking, much more complicated thinking for a manager than managing your hitting lineup — especially since the pitchers can only pitch so many innings per week, per month, etc.

Ask any casual fan of horse racing — which these days means pretty much someone who tunes in to the sport once a year for the Derby — the name of the horse who shook the Triple Crown to its foundations two and a half decades back, and ten to one you'll get a blank stare.

Not that any casual fan of fashion or, for that matter, basketball needed the new nomenclature to tell that to him or her.

FOR even a casual fan, visiting a hall of fame for a favorite sport enriches the continuing experience of attending games and checking daily box scores.

"Finding someone who doesn't have an opinion about Barry Bonds is like finding a cowboy who doesn't have an opinion about a horse," he said, adding that the ideal juror is likely to be a casual fan who has heard of Bonds, but does not know much about him.

But between them a casual fan can find a lot of the elements that have recently begun to change the conversation in regards to how starting pitchers are evaluated.