Sentence examples for casually engaged from inspiring English sources
Yes, and to activate people who are only casually engaged.
The intrusion presumes an only casually engaged audience, whose artistic taste is indistinguishable from a yen for fascinating facts.
The South had endured its share of martyrdom before then, but the killing of four young girls in a church basement was more than even casually engaged Americans could stomach.
How could I subordinate myself to a superior being who, in the Old Testament, casually engaged in smiting and demanded that men who have sex with men should be executed?
Last term he taught in an upstate New York college, but seeing him in the soulless urban grid of downtown Syracuse wearing an old tweed flat cap and long black overcoat, he could have been in an Irish agricultural town on market day as he casually engaged strangers on the street to ask for advice on finding a decent restaurant.
But while the worker profiling mentioned above helps Gigwalk sort the good from the bad, it can also slow end-user adoption among the more casually engaged segment.
Remember him from the gas station, Zach?" For instance, whenever Morgan's alone in the car, he'll casually engage "Zach" in conversation about old movies.
People are at their most relaxed when seated and reading and this can be an excellent opportunity to ask them about their reading matter and casually engage them in conversation.
A photograph at the entrance shows participating artists (minus a few) lined up casually against a wall, engaged in what seem to be collegial conversations.
The intent was not to add traditional illustrations to the books but rather to include simpler, more casually drawn images that engaged the reader without being literal representations of the concepts in the text.
Sir Walter Raleigh thought duelling much too serious to be engaged in casually, and, in a single sentence, managed to link honor, reputation, and regard for the duel with concerns about its abuse: "It is an extreme rudeness to tax any man in public with an untruth…but all that is rude ought not to be civilized with death".
