Word: casualize
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Resumption of lower echelon football relationships proceeded from a casual conversation between Carroll F. Getchell, Business Manager of the Athletic Association, and R. Kenneth Fairman, Princeton's athletic director, Getchell and yesterday...
Even the most casual observer could tell that things were going to be very different this year after a first glance at Soldiers Field, on the very sunny September 4 morning. For besides the gaping hole in the North side of the stands where once the steel stands stood, there was an air of confidence, absent since 1949 when Harvard under Art Valpey was a strong pre-season choice...
...Bless You, Sir." Said the Manchester Guardian: "Both the beauty of the drawings and the depth of the observation are expressed so quietly that the casual observer may easily overlook them." Said Sir John Rothenstein, director of London's Tate Gallery: "Keene is unquestionably the greatest of the great number of artists thrown up by day-to-day drawing. His drawings are a revelation...
...attitude that attends all our writing, those whose main interest lies elsewhere are inhibited . . . until the sight of a blank white page gives them the shakes . . . Not until we come to our senses-teachers, editors, writers and readers together-and stop riding each other's backs, will the casual, brisk, colorful, amused, ironic and entertaining talk of Americans find its way into print...
...gave their films a fresh, simple quality that made Hollywood's chrome-edged product seem brassier than ever. They took their themes from the world around them: war, occupation, poverty, misery and human courage. Sex was merely incidental to such plots, but since it was handled in the casual manner in which Italians regard sex, it startled U.S. audiences, accustomed to the sniggering censorship of the Breen office...