Sentence examples for Not as haphazard from inspiring English sources

Hanfeng's mother did not raise her eyes from the page as she asked, but he knew the question was not as haphazard as it seemed.

In novels in which the coincidences show up, they will usually be described and read not as haphazard coincidence but as devastating or farcical destiny.

At the same time, predicting Bode's future may not be quite as haphazard as it might appear.

Votta said that "vocally, Darren Criss embodies the song", but she characterized the staging as "too jagged and haphazard to make an impact", and the transitions not "as smooth as they could be".

Random selection is not the same as haphazard selection; a systematic, physical approach such as tossing a coin or using a table of random numbers or a computer to pick numbers randomly, is necessary for this process.

"Random is not the same as haphazard.

I don't see it as haphazard or chaotic.

Not only do the rolls from the early years of Henry II's reign show less income reaching the Exchequer than during Henry I's reign, those early rolls were haphazard and not as accurate and detailed as rolls dating from the later part of the reign.

The basing relation is presumably a unified epistemic concept calling for a unified analysis, not a haphazard conglomeration of different conditions, as a disjunctive analysis of the basing relation as either causes or meta-beliefs would suggest.

As haphazard as evolution sometimes seems to be, we didn't opt for big brains on a whim.

There wasn't a lot of connective tissue to hold any of this together, so it came across as haphazard".