Sentence examples for generally casual from inspiring English sources

Many members wore jeans and T-shirts in what appeared to be generally casual, uplifting gatherings.

Generally, casual athletes are more likely than serious ones to rely heavily on chatting, viewing, texting or reading to complete an exercise routine.

Even the ill-fated and arguably misguided prosecutions by HMRC of the former Portsmouth owner, Milan Mandaric, chief executive Peter Storrie and manager Harry Redknapp for alleged tax evasion, all of whom were acquitted, is thought by some to spring from a resentment at football's perceived generally casual attitude to paying its taxes.

Business meetings are generally casual.

Kotonarus are generally casual.

How do you balance a game for the Wii's generally more casual audience while still making it a challenge for more experienced gamers?

"I really didn't want to wear a dress for the wedding," said Ms. David, a 33-year-old software engineer from Sunnyvale, Calif., who generally prefers casual clothes like jeans and a T-shirt.

Generally, though, The Casual Vacancy is a solid, traditional and determinedly unadventurous English novel.

Bill of fare Generally, dress is casual at restaurants in China and that is the case at these.

While no specific statute exists for surgeons' peer-to-peer interaction on social media, there are prior cases that generally determined that casual conversation or interactions between physicians regarding patients does not rise to the level of a physician-patient relationship, thus providing some legal precedent for protection of the kinds of interactions that take place on social media.

On the low end is open studios, which is generally a very casual neighborhood event where an artist opens their studio to the public.