Sentence examples for more casual settings from inspiring English sources

Supremely effective as a public speaker, he can be overwhelming in more casual settings.

After World War I, a rise in resorts, particularly in Europe, allowed men to wear shorts in more casual settings.

Also, the Indian dance spectators, though experienced, often saw the dance performed in more casual settings — on television, or at parties, Dr. Jola said.

It's perfect for evening wear with the black Shell Cordovan leather band it ships with, but can also work in much more casual settings, and is made even more suitable for everyday use with a brown strap.

But with the rise of New American Cuisine (we really need a new name for that) and the ever more casual settings and standards it ushered in, the categories became clouded.

I have been asked a similar question in more casual settings many times, "Are you Latina?" For many years, I deflected by responding that my father is Colombian, just as Dolezal has pointed to Albert Wilkerson, Jr. (except the person I call "Dad" is actually my biological father).

He also seems to be growing more comfortable in casual settings.

The term can be used in formal and casual settings, but it is more likely to be heard in formal settings.

Mr. Axelrod said the president was more than willing to engage the other party in both casual settings and policy discussions.

The addition of the yo at the end of the phrase makes this slightly more polite, but it can be left off in extremely casual settings.

Interviews conducted in casual settings like restaurants are often the most dangerous, Mr. Poriotis says, because prospective hires are more likely to drop their guard than if they were in an office.