Sentence examples for casually referred from inspiring English sources
(a) Republican Vice-Presidential candidate Paul Ryan casually referred to rape as a "method of conception".
Both Andrews have casually referred to themselves as "Communists" before, but this time I wonder: what are Andrew's "Communist roots"?
I was recently speaking with a Freudian analyst who quite casually referred to Jung as a womaniser and Nazi.
It has been casually referred to, as it is here, as a "hobbit" species since it stands just over three feet tall.
After Dial casually referred to the Bessemer estate as "mine," Safer declared, in voice-over, that the property was actually owned by Arnett.
When savvier groups built cleaner songs over the hypnotizing sound (casually referred to as booty music), they enjoyed smashes like "Tootsie Roll" and "Whoomp!
She casually refers to herself as a magician.
People casually refer to the Meadowlands as swampland.
Playmate Alice casually refers to the gunshots heard outside the schoolyard.
It's hard to imagine Kennedy so casually referring to the leader of Russia as a gangster or a thug.
Magazines and Web sites casually refer to the "Record Champion" in headlines without mentioning Bayern by name — for that matter, without even specifying the sport.
