Sentence examples for casually debate from inspiring English sources
It looks like quite a nice day and you wouldn't be totally surprised to notice a few bottles of Kopparberg and a disposable barbecue on the grass beside them while they casually debate whether to buy some weed.
He casually debated his caddie Greller, a former sixth-grade math and science teacher who says this job is easier because he only has to deal with one kid.
In the preceding hour, we are fully squadded, sipping beers and casually debating the merits of Haim as we stake out our spot in the main stage beer garden.
Video clips show Minister Savadi with his phone dangling casually between his legs, while a debate in the assembly raged, news channels said about the Pakistani flag being raised in a village in Karnataka in recent weeks.
WASHINGTON — James L. Jones, a retired four-star general, was among a mostly Republican crowd watching a presidential debate in October when Barack Obama casually mentioned that he got a lot of his advice on foreign policy from General Jones.
It was a big debate: 'Do I?'" She says it so casually, I'm not sure what she's talking about.
Top aides, still dressed casually after a trip to the State Fair, stayed all night debating how to retool their candidate's image after the negative reactions of focus groups.
He makes commitments casually, but is not so eager to fulfill them: note his promise to debate Bernie Sanders ("turns out Trump was not serious about the promise he made")--.
When they casually throw out words like "bigot" and "racist," it does cow people into avoiding this debate.
And at the debate in Orlando, top Perry campaign officials made the rounds in the media room before the debate and chatted casually with reporters, imitating the more press-friendly Romney aides.
