Sentence examples for more casually that from inspiring English sources

I wish I could follow it all more casually, that I could watch a game, talk trash with my friends and cheer when my team scores.

His fiction is perfectly enigmatic, yet his diaries contain transparent subject matter presented more casually than his fiction, revealing the atmosphere that preoccupied the mysterious writer".

James writes more casually than anyone who writes better, and he writes better than anyone who writes more casually.

Don't worry if your interviewer is dressed more casually than you are.

Dress more casually than an evening gown for women or a tux for men.

The intent was not to add traditional illustrations to the books but rather to include simpler, more casually drawn images that engaged the reader without being literal representations of the concepts in the text.

(She later, and still more casually, throws out that Randall eventually found work as a kangaroo-hunter; that by 1792 he had received a land grant of sixty acres; and that, widowed twice, he married three times and had nine children before his death, in 1822).

Founder Evgeny Pogorelov, or more casually Ev, says that Fit Of Passion sources the physical garment measurements, knowing that certain brands may be stretchier than others, or that Levi's happen to run long.

Janah sees her program as being distinct from the more casually mission-based commercial startups that have been fashionable in recent years — companies that chiefly sell a product but that donate goods, or a share of the profit, to noble causes on the side — so she initially tried to get grant support from charitable organizations.

These are the people uploading the photos, starting the groups, and throwing the events that engage everyone else that uses the social network more casually.

On the surface Rufus Wainwright, who opened the concert, treats desire and death more casually, in easy-swaying, modernized parlor tunes that hold gently self-deprecating lyrics.