Sentence examples for casually taken from inspiring English sources

Photographic records, or odometrical data of a walk, when exhibited in what Smithson called the "non-site" were, in his case, casually taken with aggressive indifference to framing, and mounted as evidence rather than aesthetic display.

It has no particular shape and no recognisable plot; themes are casually taken up, and then as casually dropt, and there seems no reason why they should have been taken up unless they were to be kept up.

One of them casually takes the plunge, and others follow.

On his return he skipped off the bike and casually took a seat on the throne.

On a summer vacation in 1945 he casually took up pencil sketching and was hooked.

In it she walks through a crowd, casually taking off an item of clothing until she is naked.

After board member Victor Parker asked him where he purchased it, Mr. Grimes casually took off his tie and gave it to him.

Waiting until the guests had disembarked, Van der Werf casually took a picture of another driftnet piled on the aft deck, gave the captain a friendly nod, then hopped ashore.

Mrs. Cheever casually took care to point out that her husband wrote only in the mornings because by the afternoon he was often drunk on gin.

The appeals panel said that to deprive any citizen of his constitutional protections "is not a step that any court would casually take".

Of course, art does have the ability to surprise occasionally, and that period for us was one of casually taking enormous aesthetic steps.