Sentence examples for somewhat casual from inspiring English sources
The pace of the investigation seemed somewhat casual.
The restaurant will be somewhat casual, he said, and offer dozens of wines by the glass.
"Roadway Express apparently has a somewhat casual attitude toward security in their facility," Mr. Davis said.
By "reasonable," I mean curious and intelligent readers who are not experts and are somewhat casual in their reading.
For this more sporting endeavor, Mr. Kennedy and Mr. Watson reached somewhat casual terms with their clients.
"But it's somewhat more casual.
One might have thought that the world had grown somewhat more casual since the 18th century.
Tom Valenti's latest is a somewhat more casual and more Mediterranean restaurant than his Ouest, a few blocks north, which he took over in early 2006.
"No one remarks that - considering the history of black men and women and the legends that have sprung up about them, to say nothing of the ever-present policemen, wary on the street corners - the face is, indeed, somewhat excessively casual and may not be as open or as careless as it seems".
Apple's iPad mini with Retina display went on sale last night, in a somewhat surprisingly casual launch for a new model.
