Sentence examples for taken casually from inspiring English sources
Nothing was taken casually.
These threats should not be taken casually.
Taken casually, it can be a mood thing.
To stress his difference, Chris Dodd followed his pledge with an op-ed impressive enough to show his position was not taken casually.
Accidents, spontaneous acts of passion, decisions taken casually--all can lead to totally new and unexpected careers, full of new and unexpected challenges, offering great professional and personal satisfaction.
"Pilgrimage" opens with shots of Emily Dickinson's house that Ms. Leibovitz took, casually, while in Amherst, Mass., on a family visit.
Ms. Kelly has stopped short of endorsing the president's proposal, noting, in a statement released by her office, that an "amendment to our Constitution is one of the most serious acts of government and one that I do not take casually".
Another advantage is speed to market, something the Europeans often take casually.
It was also an emblem of youth: so evanescent, taken so casually, so lightly.
Also taken too casually was the use of mercury in hat making, a matter of great concern to Danbury's hat makers.
A subplot is provided by the impending arrival of Becker's son, Booster (J. Bernard Calloway), who is returning home after 20 years in prison, a fact that is taken very casually by the employees.
