Sentence examples for casually citing from inspiring English sources

"The p-word has been used very casually, citing Trump as the excuse," a high school teacher from Michigan reported.

One New Yorker wrote that Washington acted rashly and that he was "too ambitious of acquiring all the honor", while London commentators dismissed the failure casually, citing a lack of colonial military experience.

"White males have been overheard saying, 'screw women's rights, fag lover liberal, build the wall, lock her up.' The rebel flag is draped on the truck of a popular student, and the p-word has been used very casually, citing Trump as the excuse," said one high school teacher from Michigan cited in the report. .

Thompson would casually cite philosophers as he spoke, and it was hard to reconcile this figure with someone who is said to have once helped stab sixteen inmates in a single day.

Some said acquaintances who tracked the Falcons more casually cited Vick's departure for having driven them away.. "People bought a lot of season tickets back then because of No. 7," said Ryan Stewart, a co-host with his brother Doug of the Atlanta-based "2 Live Stews" sports talk show, syndicated by The Sporting News radio network.

(Consider that the N.F.L.'s annual ten billion is often cited casually as prima-facie evidence of football's invulnerability: concussions consmussions).

So is driving under the influence, which Heffernan seems to cite casually on her list of Lindsay Lohan's offenses; driving drunk does endanger others.

Youth Radio's New Options desk has been looking at the barriers to employment for out-of-school young adults, and we heard a statistic, cited casually, that the digital divide had remained widest for one population - people without high school diplomas.

Casually mention other guys.

Casually mention your twin.

He casually talked to residents about the leash law but cited no one.