Sentence examples for casually enough from inspiring English sources

The interrogation started casually enough.

Mr. Waletzke, however, was dressed casually enough, in a polo shirt and khakis.

The episodes, awkward and fleeting, started casually enough, little tickles of annoyance more than alarm.

Some Americans might argue that a woman's reproductive system is already treated casually enough.

Things started casually enough, Poolman said in a 2008 interview with his cultmembers about Desteni's history.

It all started casually enough, with a question from Itzkoff about how O'Brien wants to "go out," before O'Brien veered into an existential pit of despair fast enough to make Jean-Paul Sartre's googly-eyes spin.

We're treated to Nate's sharp assessments of his friends — a taxonomy of bombastic and sly literary types, as energetic as Waldman's portraits of the dives and restaurants they drift in and out of — and also to a view into the clanging procession of his erotic thoughts ("Greer's breasts were his favorite size," Nate observes casually, "just big enough to fill a wine glass — a red one").

Keeping on top of your sexual health (and disclosing any long-term issues to new partners) is pretty key if you're dating/fucking casually, and not enough people particularly cisgender, straight men —do it.

He's confident enough to casually scat "Shabba de bop bop be shibby day oh yeah" but too shy to say it cleanly.

It must also avoid what Daniel Steel (2008) calls the "extrapolator's circle", which arises when attempting to determine whether the model and its target are similar enough in casually relevant respects.

Her parents don't like a lot of what America has done to Sara -- they think she dresses too casually now, doesn't wear enough makeup, speaks her mind too much.