Sentence examples for being casual from inspiring English sources

Being casual is one thing, but one need not sacrifice flair.

"There's a big difference between being a crook and being casual and sloppy about procedures," she said.

This doesn't necessarily mean being casual and earthy and low-key; a certain amount of decadence is relevant.

The 5-0 score does justice to that margin but no one could accuse Bradford of being casual, open or over-awed.

"You see guys wearing them untucked with jeans and loafers, when they're being casual, or maybe tucked into linen trousers if they want to be more dressy".

The recorded version works by being casual, replacing Britney's schizo blend of flirting and scolding with a cold splash of "Whatever".

Fold a bandanna to about 3 fingers thin and tie it around your forehead with the knot in front of your head or side or back, when you're being casual-hip hop.

But Tuesday was casual.

"It's casual.

The seating was casual.

Dress code is casual.