Sentence examples for feel casual from inspiring English sources

"I like to be able to move, to feel casual.

She projects a sense of zeal and focus that can make one's own ways feel casual and slipshod.

Dame Susan Devoy, New Zealand's race relations commissioner, said in an open letter the campaign was intended to provide a platform for stories of "'casual' or 'quiet' racist encounters that never feel casual or quiet when you or your family are the ones being targeted".

A babysitting arrangement may feel casual and informal, you still reserve to be paid what you're worth.

over-sized men's t-shirts can look funky with leggings and a jumper if you feel casual.

At the very least, have a pair of fitted skinny jeans and another pair of looser jeans for the days when you really want to feel casual.

Monday's concert felt casual too.

It also helps that Dos Palillos feels casual by day but dramatic at night.

At eighteen, I wasn't old enough to wait tables and serve drinks; at eighteen, I was still living in my parents' summer house, so my work felt casual.

Thanks in part to Instagram – where "likes" are king and the naked-ish selfie (nudity is still banned on the social media site) is the ultimate power move – male nudity feels casual and has lost its shock value.

The restaurant felt casual enough that it seemed like you might get away with a relatively inexpensive meal, the kind you could justify on a weeknight — it was just a pizzeria, after all.