Sentence examples for could casually be from inspiring English sources

I.O.U.'s could casually be exchanged, backed by nothing but the vague whiff of respectability and title.

"Jokes barely different from McGill's could casually be uttered between the murders in Shakespeare's tragedies," wrote George Orwell in an essay entirely devoted to the artist and his cards.

Then casually be the first to leave.

Yet in the Bill Murray movie, our hapless hero had all the time in the world, an infinity of time, as many Groundhog Days as he needed, to learn the piano until he was at the level at which he could casually appear to be a brilliant pianist to impress a woman.

Some expressed that the ability to dress casually was less constraining and meant they could bring their authentic selves to the retreat.

Learning how they talk casually is VITAL.

Have a conversation and then you could casually say "So what are you doing over the weekend?" When they mention the party talk about and say "Cool that sounds really fun I haven't been to a party in ages".

Of course there are gender differences, but probably not as many as there would be if this were a society in which men and women could casually decide which gender wants to be president this term, and which one wants to take care of the kids and Great-Grandma.

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.

It also helped that if anyone, upon learning my feelings about having children, lobbed the predictable "selfish" grenade, I could casually let them know that I was doing my part to shape and enrich the next generation.