Sentence examples for largely casual from inspiring English sources

THE CROWD A mix, mostly adults, though children could be comfortable here; dress is largely casual.

Vita's review, released in February, found a system in "a climate of daily crisis" with a lack of adequate training among the largely casual staff, "nonexistent, outdated and inadequate" detention practices, and little consistency.

The awards show, held at Santa Monica Beach, was a largely casual affair, with big names like Salma Hayek, Kerry Washington and Amy Poehler wearing casual day dressed in bright, cheery colors.

That growth is largely in the "casual gamer" segment, which is the most popular gaming genre on smartphones and on Facebook, the survey said.

It was a sprint in 1963 that helped pave the road for integration in college sports, provided one of the NCAA tournament's first buzzer beaters and was largely forgotten by casual fans until Loyola reached college basketball's promised land again 55 years later.

The few available studies (e.g. Farrer 2008; Farrer 2011; Farrer 2013; Lin 2013) have largely focused on casual dating cultures, while offering only limited insights into experiences and dynamics of transnational family life and settled, long-term intimate relationships.

Having largely mined the casual market to death with wibbly-wobbly party games and yoga simulators, it felt like a good time for Nintendo to start talking to its fans again and regenerating the marketing story that had got it so far.

In spite of the prevalent Oxford homoerotic ethos, his sexual energies were largely devoted to casual encounters with working-class men, rather than to relationships with his fellow undergraduates.

For those reasons, they are largely unknown to the casual fan.

The casual, and largely unsupported references to Seoul's potential flattening punctuates the notion that [the now-deceased] Kim Jong Il is holding a city hostage.

We knew that, for many of the non-Emirati laborers who are largely invisible to the casual tourist, Dubai is worse than a non-place, closer to a dystopia.