Sentence examples similar to not very casually from inspiring English sources

A man in a suit who introduced himself as "Morgan" very casually ripped – not once but twice – one of the ads on 49th Street Station.

In a telephone interview, Mr. Roberts explained the heightened rhetoric of his creation: "If your house was on fire, you would not want me to walk very casually up to the front door and ring the doorbell.

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"A couple of days later, Dr. Kataria said, 'Let me put this to the test.' He said it very casually, and we didn't take it seriously".

"A couple of days later, Dr. Kataria said, 'Let me put this to the test.' He said it very casually, and we didn't take it seriously". Kataria's recollection is more prophetic.

"This was done very casually and the women did not appear to notice that the contact was intentional," she said.

Seriously, there are other races of men that choose to not be in their children's lives but to very casually state that it's an all-black thing is quite disturbing!

It means people can't escape their past, get stuck with reputations and it wrecks lives very casually.

THE CROWD Very casually dressed folks of varying ages.

There was no irony; she just said it very casually.

THE CROWD Clientele is very casually dressed; some children.