The phrase "casual thoughts" is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English
It refers to thoughts that are not serious or deeply considered, but rather spontaneous or lighthearted. You can use "casual thoughts" in a sentence when discussing a topic or idea in a more relaxed or informal manner. Example: "I haven't given it much thought, these are just my casual thoughts, but I believe that we should have a potluck for the office holiday party instead of a fancy dinner."
This night, the first spin of the wheel yields the topic "language" and Paxman divulges his casual thoughts on neologisms and the need for linguistic fixity.
Some of those close to Stevens try to give the impression that these are just a few casual thoughts for ministers to consider; that it's definitely not "a plan".
The first chapter begins with Byrne cycling aimlessly around Niagra Falls, Buffalo, relaying his casual thoughts on sub-standard town planning and the life of local hero and Kodak founder George Eastman.
When George Steinbrenner delayed Torre's contract extension in 2001, and when Torre grew weary of managing the Yankees last season, casual thoughts about fleeing to the enemy Red Sox would surface.
Casual thought went well with casual dress.
A few years ago, his work and his hobby converged in a moment of casual thought.
It is not a casual thought in the head of one woman in Iowa, in other words.
Massimo Dutti turns out to be an answer to a gap in the city's men's wear offerings, which still overlook a vast unclothed middle between tailored and casual, thought-through and accidental, savvy and doomed.
But since then, cinema's good guys have gone back to acting without consequence, no matter who or what gets smashed to 3D bits in the process and without a casual thought for who the hell is going to clean up all that mess.
The social networking behemoth that has turned our most casual encounters and passing thoughts into broadcasts of the highest import is also in the business of fostering friendships (old and nonexistent) with a little something called "People You May Know".
You and your spouse or partner alternate between private thoughts, casual conversation and listening to a favorite song that has popped up on the radio.
