Sentence examples for expressed casual from inspiring English sources
The men, all Malaysian immigrants, expressed casual interest in the contest, as Jing Yi Tee, a female Malaysian player, battled Yeon-Ju Bae, from South Korea.
In the original version Arkadina merely expresses casual sadness for Nina's unhappy home life.
In the great soliloquies his Hamlet seems less to be wrestling with his soul than expressing casual confidences to the audience.
Expressed in casual insults and sarcastic remarks, contempt reveals an underlying inequality in a relationship, which Gottman believes is difficult to repair.
Graham Greene, writing in the Spectator, expressed with casual sexism his amazement that Gellhorn hadn't fallen victim to the "female vices of unbalanced pity or factitious violence".
But such criticism misses a change, one that has added a combustible element to the long-standing debates over speech on campus: the start of a Presidency that, for many people, stands for bigotry and hate expressed in casual violence.
Kirkley buys oil made by local olive growers and expresses casual disdain for the bland imported green stuff typically found in stores and restaurants.
One sullen young man expresses his casual nihilism.
Surely the risk for him, when so many of his characters express such casual misogyny, is that it should rebound on the author; hence the comments from people like Knight.
I don't like what it stands for, the opinions its presenters express, their casual delight in causing offence, their contempt for anything that doesn't reflect their smug, moneyed worldview (though I suspect James May might be OK – the occasional programmes in his Toy Stories strand often end up reducing me to tears with their joy in their Sisyphean pointlessness).
expresses some casual bigotry — a realistic touch that few directors would risk today with a "positive" character — and if Buford's black best friend (Felton Perry) seems a little too convenient, his presence does generate the film's one real moment of dramatic tension.
