Sentence examples for casual hug from inspiring English sources

Go in for a casual hug (but not a full-on embrace), with a single kiss on the right cheek.

Tish handles the casual hug at the beginning well and even laughs it off when JB says she has a "nice tush".

Common sources of autistic irritation, like casual hugs and fluorescent lighting, are not.

He ended the chat with a casual "Big hug!" Off the vessel, Mr Putin was greeted by Mr Medvedev, who did give him a hug, and also by his chief of staff and defence minister.

This is when the hugger comes in from the side and wraps one arm around her shoulders or neck, as a casual friendly hug.

Amy Heaton, a freshman at Bethesda-Chevy Chase High School in Bethesda, Md., said casual social hugging seemed disingenuous to her. "Hugging is more common in my opinion in people who act like friends," she said.

The video exposes what everyone has known for a very long time: that damn near every single moment of a presidential campaign ad every prayer, hug, casual stroll, and solemn promise made into the camera is a meticulously crafted nugget of inauthentic garbage.

The hug (however casual) and the kiss (usually just a peck) are so much a part of a presidential candidate's repertory of gestures that they barely register (unless, of course, you are the recipient).

When appropriate, offer support in the form of a hug or casual touch.

Try these scenarios: For a casual greeting or goodbye hug, say "I'm so happy to see you!" or "See you later!".

We Brits definitely don't do halfway-house hugs or casual greetings.