Sentence examples for introduced casually from inspiring English sources

Secondly, the algorithm did not work with dummies, or these were not introduced casually, but according to the specification test about outliers.

During the initial clinical encounters at the MC, the research aspects of the MOCS were introduced casually to the women, with no formal recruitment strategies or written consent procedures.

He would introduce him casually, Whoo Kid said, usually by saying something like: "He's not Ja Rule, he's not somebody who's going to kill somebody.

Chef Jean‑Georges introduces a casually elegant restaurant ensconced in the picturesque town of Pound Ridge, New York.

After a single stop, the suited man casually turned toward her and as casually introduced himself, supplely erect, to her hip.

During her parents' divorce proceedings, Erica was forced to testify against her father when he refused to acknowledge the existence of a mistress to whom he'd once casually introduced her.

Aristotle introduced the term casually in the Poetics in describing the tragic hero as a man of noble rank and nature whose misfortune is not brought about by villainy but by some "error of judgment" (hamartia).

They tailgate — a local jockey once stopped to talk to Leo and casually introduced him to his friend, the Hall of Fame jockey Angel Cordero Jr. — they go to the races, then they retire to the hotel to eat dinner and play cards.

Its miniature essays discuss, for example, Objective Correlative – a term "casually introduced by TS Eliot in an essay on Hamlet and his Problems (1919) whose subsequent vogue in literary criticism, Eliot has confessed, astonished its inventor".

It is important to note here a crucial change that Quine (and earlier Positivists) casually introduced into the characterization of the a priori, and consequently into much of the now common understanding of the analytic.

I had just walked over to a group of women who were chatting in a semicircle when one of them casually introduced me to the others.