Sentence examples for more casually made from inspiring English sources

This new book seems more casually made, and yet its sentences still have two tones working together, or against each other — one tells you things, it seems plain and informative, and the other suggests an ironic distance, a sort of amused tolerance for human behavior, and a love of rhythm itself in prose, rhythm for its own sake.

I casually made my way to her and introduced myself.

Ficar literally means "to stay," but its meaning is more like "to play"–casually making out because, let's be honest here, it beats the hell out of idle chit-chat in a noisy nightclub.

The skeptics are right: Clinton casually makes promises and even more casually discards them.

That these characters have been treated casually makes the ending's ultimate toughness that much more of a comeuppance.

Even if you're bringing it up casually, make sure to do it in a private place so that your friend feels more comfortable opening up about the abuse.

"We didn't casually make those artistic decisions," he said.

Casually make eye contact again within the next ten seconds.

Millennials also tend to drink more casually than other generations, making craft beer an obvious fit, and 43% say craft tastes better than domestic beer.

Walkie-Talkies Two-way radios -- more casually known as walkie-talkies -- made the transition from professional to personal use among the sporting set in 1996, after the Federal Communications Commission created the Family Radio Service, a portion of the radio spectrum designated for short-distance recreational communications.

At worst, he may have agreed to spread largesse more casually than others would have done.