Sentence examples for as it casually from inspiring English sources

The Lagarde list implicates a corrupt group that answers to the name of democracy even as it casually nullifies it: officials with offshore companies, friends and relatives of government ministers, bankers, publishers and those involved in the black market.

My son takes it as casually as if it were a packet of crisps, types in my security code and starts playing Minecraft.

As such, it casually drops phrases like "The launch is geared towards the fashion-focused consumer and features a smart timepiece that focuses on glamorous style and innovative design from a leader in luxury fashion" in its press material.

One problem is that Ampitrex is sold without a prescription in the Dominican Republic, and so many Dominican immigrants use it as casually as they use painkillers.

With my own foreign name, I experience daily how new acquaintances stumble on the name, or simply don't use it as casually as they would an easier/more familiar name.

They see franc, as it is casually called, as the next big red.

In the summer of 2002, Mr. Goodall was in Koffee, as it is casually called, just off the Yale campus.

She hangs from her knees from the set, pulled into a great circle as it turns, casually picking up a fellow performer as she goes.

Palin gave voice to a new American identity as willfully ignorant as it was casually belligerent Know-Nothingness laced through with racism.

Premature ejaculation, or PE as it's casually abbreviated in medical shorthand, is the most common male sexual dysfunction, far more prevalent than impotence.

And not "obsessed" in the meaning of the word as it's casually thrown around in conversation ("I'm totally obsessed with this motion-based synthesizer app I downloaded") but obsessed in a way that if these were fully formed adults we were discussing, their loved ones would be consulting mental health professionals and planning interventions.