This is casually spoken but carefully written.
Residents say they have heard brokers casually speak of their neighborhood as the Upper Upper East Side or Upper Yorkville.
After Mitt Romney's speech here, campaign aides told members of the traveling press corps that they could not approach either the audience or the rope line where Mr. Romney shakes voters' hands and casually speaks with them.
In the original version of Ithkuil, the word Ithkuil literally means "hypothetical representation of a language," which reflects the fact that it was never meant to be casually spoken.
Perhaps her statement, so casually spoken yet so poetical, is a useful clue to the grownup's strange Christmas, the Christmas that often seems to baffling at first, and then so rewarding.
Perhaps her statement, so casually spoken yet so poetical, is a useful clue to the grownup's strange Christmas, the Christmas that often seems to baffling at first, and then so rewarding... View Article By Rivka Galchen By Jia Tolentino By Zoë Heller By Malcolm Gladwell By Joan Acocella By Rivka Galchen By Jia Tolentino By Zoë Heller By Malcolm Gladwell.
He inquired rhetorically, "What will Mr. Murdoch give us next?" before casually speaking for all us, "but I guess I'll just have to ask the Bancroft family".
In certain tracks Snoop Dogg and Tha Dogg Pound casually speak of group sex, illustrating the demeaning of women.
I am particularly worried by the casual way in which so many people entering the field of prevention work nowadays often casually speak and write about the supposed "failure" of condom education, the history of which they are usually entirely ignorant.
In one of the most powerful shorts few are longer than a handful of minutes a sniper casually speaks into the camera about the roughly 600 people he has killed (having lost count) showing emotion only when discussing his wife's miscarriage.
