Sentence examples for speaking casually from inspiring English sources

One businessman was scathing about the government when we were speaking casually.

When speaking casually during breaks, however, stammers did emerge, and Mr. Auerbach would shoot a glance suggesting a retreat from spontaneity to the rigors of technique.

It's safe to assume, therefore, that the President was not speaking casually when he identified America's mortal enemy as "radical Islam".

During two outtakes, when the camera is still running but she is speaking casually to her husband, she talks about wanting to send immigrants back in general terms.

The player, who was speaking casually and not for attribution out of fear of giving offense, is one whose performances are typically passionate and persuasive, and his comment seemed startling at the moment.

Speaking casually, to General she asked if splendid army had fought in Great War.

When testifying, he speaks casually.

It was all spoken casually.

We say hello and speak casually, but they're social and have guests often.

In my experiences, people attack with words, not shouted in anger, but spoken casually in civilized conversations.

Conversation of the Week: A lady on a Staten Island ferry was overheard murmuring to another lady, "We always speak casually.