Sentence examples for could be casually from inspiring English sources

On occasion he could be casually misogynistic, too.

A unique strain of bacterial meningitis that could be casually transmitted was spreading, so the organization took a lead role in promoting awareness and prevention.

Showing how a throw could be casually tossed across the bed to add texture, Mr. Beckstedt got into a tug of war with one of the little elves over the positioning.

It certainly insists on how dark and gloomy and oppressively smoky most interiors of public buildings and officers were in the 1970s – and also how this sweaty men's world could be casually violent, like a prison yard or a school yard.

You could be casually resting on the beach, eyes closed, earbuds in, and all of a sudden the tide starts acting as if it has a mind of its own.

Earlier, Nick Clegg suggested it would not be easy to stop such letters being issued, arguing "legacy" arrangements could not be casually disregarded.

But Clegg also suggested it might not easy to simply stop sending the letters, arguing "legacy" arrangements could not be casually disregarded.

She agonized the longest over the T-shirt -- the button-down shirts and suit separates were for work, but the right T-shirt could be worn casually with jeans or dressed up with the blazer.

On the one hand, Mr. Watanabe seemed to accept the idea that a down-filled jacket is a staple in most teenagers' wardrobes and could be worn casually with a pair of rolled jeans or a skirt made from deconstructed jeans blended into layers of black cotton.

Roberts further contended that there was "much to commend the view" that AIDS could be transmitted casually.

Obviously they are a punk staple, whatever-whatever, and to a small subset of a small generation of women, nothing could be more casually erotic than a knee of ripped denim revealing an orb of graying waffle fabric.