Sentence examples for enough casual from inspiring English sources

"They are much more formal and fussy; there is not enough casual weekend wear that matches what people will wear on a daily basis".

Real grown-ups -- those titans of industry and politics who march into the city with their briefcases and organizers and who have trouble finding enough casual clothes to wear on Fridays -- might not understand.

Perhaps it thought that not enough casual gallery-goers would relish the opportunity of spending an afternoon looking exclusively at Nash's grim paintings from the front, all twisted tree stumps and barbed wire.

While Ellis's work over the past quarter century (doesn't that make you feel old?) has always been littered with enough casual sex, drugs, designer clothes, dark humour and nihilism to pull in younger readers, it's his connection to, and appetite for, pop culture that has ensured his work continues to influence music as much as literature.

We have enough casual and arrogant noise pollution as it is, from headphone spill to street noise, to sonic UIs as a tedious afterthought: mere keypress beeps.

"I'm a Believer," dispatched with enough casual authority to make you forget that the Monkees ever did the song.

Investment banking firms cannot seem to give employees enough casual-dress days and free cappuccinos to keep them at their desks.

It seemed simple enough; a casual word would do it, she thought — even a look of pride.

The whole time, I get the feeling they're passing me up for a better option, or only consider me good enough for casual sex.

That should be proof enough that casual social interaction and its ability to shape news and current affairs are anathema to the desire for profit.

The two-and-a-half-minute instrumental, a funk update of an old gospel standard, is sprightly enough; the casual listener might be diverted by the energetic horn line.