Sentence examples for far more casually from inspiring English sources

Across the room, far more casually placed among the children's books, are piles of another well-known home towner: Cricket magazine.

Mr. Smith still goes to the State Capitol wearing gray suits, black wingtips and a gold name badge, but he increasingly finds himself among allies far more casually dressed, including the liberal Maine People's Alliance and labor groups.

Far more successful is von Schirach's casually sympathetic attitude toward his perpetrators.

Stories are told but there's no desperate attempt to chart Holiday's entire life and the result for much of the show is a far more natural affair, where character is revealed casually and tellingly.

If she tends to dress more casually, you can be a little more casual.

But Bellow and Roth both describe women's mental qualities casually, carelessly, if at all, in terms far more general than they describe the physical.

Sauer casually confirmed it and spoke to Knutson about the sport in far more favorable terms than he had in the 1970s.

Either the spokesman chooses not to believe what every credible study has shown, that gays are far more prevalent in the priesthood than in the population at large, or he is casually proposing a wholesale purge of the clergy.

Premature ejaculation, or PE as it's casually abbreviated in medical shorthand, is the most common male sexual dysfunction, far more prevalent than impotence.

It grooves even as it turns a casually funny vignette about the petty indignities of show-biz bureaucracy into something far more serious and ominous.

She dresses more casually too.