Sentence examples for casual read from inspiring English sources

If and when a print-focused 20x200 does relaunch, it may face a bit of a culture shock where the casual (read: infrequent and on-a-budget) art collector is no longer satisfied with $20 prints and instead craves their own priceless, one-of-a-kind original artwork for their walls.

After all, no one expects to appreciate Joyce's "Ulysses" on the first casual read.

But a casual read — and the headline — would leave you with the impression of Obama the wild spender.

They hate Obama so much they'd vote for Romney?" Evidently so — not that you'd know it from a casual read of the print edition of today's Times.

A casual read of the US Senate's 500-page report on the CIA's medieval torture programme leaves the impression that Britain's role in the "war on terror" was conducted above the law and without the need to engage in such barbaric practices.

You certainly would not know through a casual read of profiles on many dating sites and apps; you might get the opposite impression and be fooled into thinking the infection has gone on some extended holiday, like an aging Hollywood starlet.

On a casual reading, you might think Healy was pre-prepared for his close-up.

"But frankly, our astronauts don't have a lot of time for casual reading on the potty".

In January she arranged a casual reading of the John Guare script by calling a group of friends.

The hard-won result of decades of work by 17 scholars, the book (Fowler Museum at UCLA, $100) is not geared to casual reading or a flip-through scan.

Born of a casual reading at the Sundance Institute's Theater Lab, the production retains a scruffy vibe that lends it an air of informality, even spontaneity.