Sentence examples for characterized casually from inspiring English sources
Thus while pragmatism is sometimes characterized casually as the view that we should believe whatever "works," most self-described pragmatists are very careful to specify the conditions under which a subject can reasonably depart from, ignore, or go beyond her evidence (see pragmatism).
His father, in an interview with this magazine in 2000, casually characterized Owen's early work as "flavor-of-the-month, New York relationships".
The resulting relationships were characterized as closely bonded (same individuals, extended period) and casually bonded (short periods, see Methods).
In a book that vividly characterizes a new, fumbling, casually disconnected style of family life and ponders its ultimate price (when he sees a relative after a long absence, that relative has usually undergone some dramatic transformation), the author's once-scorned father emerges as an unlikely hero.
I'd characterize the book's Dickensian aspect more simply: it depicts a life lived in a pathologically, brazenly, unrepentantly, systematically, and casually racist country.
"Oh?" I stuttered casually.
Nothing was taken casually.
Casually but nicely dressed.
Nothing was done casually".
