Sentence examples for offhand information from inspiring English sources
Wroblewski initially circled around the subject of the murder, trying to elicit offhand information about Bala's business and his relationships, and concealing what the police already knew about the crime — an interrogator's chief advantage.
Recipients may not know their bank account information offhand when they're out for dinner or at work, or they may be wary of entering their bank information into an unfamiliar site.
The sights and smells that a patient offers, their movements and their offhand comments all contribute crucial information to understanding what they need.
Here summed up in an offhand footnote, is a ferocious bugbear of today: information that isn't.
Reading the product label will give a breakdown of individual ingredients, but even this information is pretty useless unless you know offhand what penthenol or dimethalymine are (I certainly don't).
'He [oncologist] was a bit offhand, wasn't really ready to give me much information, I had to sort of, you know, pump him shall we say.
Volumes of information and drama are conveyed with minimal dialogue in a tone so relaxed and offhand you hardly notice the painstaking craftsmanship that went into it.
Aides acknowledged that the information would probably trickle out soon enough, through an unguarded utterance by Mr. Bush or an offhand comment by an official at one of the schools.
Hayes asked me about an appearance I had made on the Longform podcast, in 2015, in which I mentioned offhand that many of the accounts I had followed while reporting my Times Magazine story had switched from posting negative information about Obama to positive information about Trump.
Rarely does she sound offhand.
