Sentence examples for casually smart from inspiring English sources
The crowd is so uniformly dressed, in casually smart clothes and expensive sunglasses, that an outsider might assume invitations to this event had been sent out weeks ago.
Cody is a young composer who was pursuing a Ph.D. at Columbia when he discovered the tumor that haunts every sentence of this memoir, and he can be so casually smart about music that I wish the book came embedded with MP3s in addition to its photos and paintings and scrap-paper notes.
The full intellectual look is nearly always casually smart.
And it's just you, isn't it, in your work shirt and your work trousers, silently sipping a Guinness with The Friends Of Your Colleague Who They Met At University Who Are All Dressed Smart-Casually And Are Relaxed.
In an essay on implicit bias in the forthcoming book "What Needs to Change: Women in Philosophy," Ms. Saul recalled the terror of overhearing faculty members at Princeton, where she earned her Ph.D., casually sort graduate students into "smart" versus merely hard-working — or worse, "stupid".
Also, when a worker who knows little English is fixing the family's piping, the mother casually tells him that he is smart and should go to school.
And reinstated by Roger, who had happened upon the perfect context in which to casually hit on Don's gorgeous, smart young secretary without looking like an aging lech.
While it became the fashion later for those who knew the two only casually to say that Hillary was smarter, that was not the prevailing view among their closer associates.
One particularly smart adult stepped forward and casually waved a wing at the scene behind him.
One, he explained, was full of "people just a few years out of college, who dress casually, work really hard, and are really smart".
