Sentence examples for a casual reader from inspiring English sources
Still, a casual reader might be confused.
A casual reader might not pick up on this.
A casual reader would be confused about the relationship between this letter and the book's contents.
A casual reader might also pick up "Mrs. Meyer's Clean Home," which offers simple, practical advice.
After several pages of duchesses and their salons a casual reader might flag.
That might sound strange to a casual reader of accounting standards.
If she listed the correct name of this half-baked institution, she may have given a ludicrously burnished impression to any casual reader, but a résumé is not for the casual reader.
These background notes legitimize the collection as a production for the serious scholar, while moving this information out of the main body of the text allows McCarthy to retain the interest of a more casual reader.
This poll suggests a conservatism beyond the casual reader's nostalgia that inflects every literary poll.
Unfortunately, "The Complete Poems," which seems to include every scrap of verse Larkin ever wrote, is unlikely to give the casual reader a broader appreciation of his work, as it dilutes his achievement with disposable juvenilia, unpublished verses, even oddments salvaged from letters and Christmas cards.
Therefore, as much as we would like to, we do not think that we should provide a model right now, which would, to the casual reader, suggest a level of certainty on the molecular interactions that we do not have yet.
