Sentence examples for use casually from inspiring English sources

I like the way the site has been developed and though without heavy promotion, full scale business practices and corresponding site bloat – a little site like this is unlikely to ever offer a whole lot of information – it's nice to use casually.

That is an enormous privilege, because there are places where the language that we use casually is unimaginable in their context.

Most of us casually use the term "poetry" to refer to almost anything we consider beautifully made, from a cake to a sunset to a well-executed double Salchow.

But used casually or routinely, they stir readers' skepticism.

Campaigners expressed concern that abusive language about mental illness or homosexuality should not be used casually.

The word "retired" is also often used casually and thoughtlessly by younger people.

Magical is a word used casually about films like this, films about fantasy and childhood.

"The S.S.R.I.'s are not innocuous," said Dr. Matthew Rudorfer, associate director for treatment research at the National Institute of Mental Health's Division of Services and Intervention Research, "and they should not be used casually.

He went on: "The problem with hatred however is that, once used casually as an instrument in political discourse, it can prove very effective in reproducing itself.

It's obvious that marijuana is now an almost universally accepted drug in America: it is not only used casually (which has been true for decades) but also talked about casually on television and in the movies (which has not).

For all the money, corruption is less naked than it once was: Mr Bennett is proud that Senate offices are no longer designed with safes into which venal politicians used casually to stuff their visitors' personal cash contributions.