Sentence examples for casual form from inspiring English sources

Many children also used a form of youth code, a casual form of language such as "dat fing", "gonna" or "wanna".

Even in Monaco, the glittery Mediterranean principality where cosmetic surgery is a casual form of art, it rates as a dazzling makeover.

Miliband has no faith in this, hence this weird "primary" model for the London mayoral selection – the thinnest, most casual form of 'involvement' of the public.

Franzen says he's "intent on honoring all the great work that has been done in the casual form in the magazine," and connecting it to the more seriously perceived fiction.

Benchmarking is most hazardous to organizational health, however, when used in its "casual" form, in which the logic behind what works for top performers, why it works, and what will work elsewhere is barely unraveled.

For example, at 18A, the clue "'The one thing that's clear to me... '" has as its answer ALLS I KNOW, which is a casual form of ALL I KNOW.

More than 30 black football players refused to return the football field because they were fed up with the casual, everyday forms of racism they said they faced.

When the Founding Fathers came up with the title "Mr. President," they thought they had devised the ultimate in casual forms of official address.

"I design clothes so that bodies in motion will create casual forms and volume with them," the designer says, referring to "an unforeseen sensuality" as an ensemble moves with a woman's body.

Even without interference from extremists, Cyrene was already succumbing to these casual forms of vandalism and to land grabbers who have been bulldozing sites to build cement-block houses around the edges of the temple complex.

Casual forms of work more common in the developing world are being replicated in advanced economies – the "gig economy" – as on-demand services such as Uber and Deliveroo grow.