Sentence examples for was rather casual from inspiring English sources

The meeting was rather casual – and very Blairish.

"My question is rather casual and probably less significant in the larger scheme of things," he says - false modesty, Sedhu.

At first, you're rather casual and light-hearted about love.

When evaluations did report attitude, the definition and measurement of attitude tended to be rather casual.

Some of the tools used in scavenging may have been used as projectiles for coordinated punishment [ 46] of defectors after the event, but we feel that such use at the stage discussed may have been rather casual.

And anyways, Birkenstocks are rather casual.

It was, rather, a casual, almost banal act of brutality by a drunk man whom she asked for a cigarette.

Novikov even began to look like a monk, sprouting a long, springy beard and adopting an Orthodox religiosity that was rather more than casual interest towards the end of his life.

Matters were rather more casual in the England camp on the damp AstroTurf on the roof of Pier 40 on Manhattan's West Side.

"It was a rather casual experience".

He seems so sure of what he is doing that it's odd to think he only became a fashion designer by accident: 'I backed into it - but I think casual careers are rather jolly.' He grew up near Ullswater in the Lake District, where his father worked in agricultural sales and his mother was a housewife, and their house was three miles from the nearest village.