Sentence examples for Perfunctory treatment from inspiring English sources

None receive more than perfunctory treatment.

I'd like to apologise to Hull for this perfunctory treatment.

The responses suggest this perfunctory treatment reflects cultural and organizational inertia, not technical or operational limitations.

More distressing is the perfunctory treatment of the black characters, who are poorly developed and at times marked by stereotypical traits.

Branzino, or sea bass, is often given perfunctory treatment, seared, anointed with some olive oil and served with a few olives.

Iraq's television channels and other media continued to focus on recovery efforts, giving perfunctory treatment to the release of the Chilcot report.

Faraday is perfunctory in his treatment of all the events of his life except his encounters with the Ayres family.

The main emphasis is on the way English has fanned out across the world, but there is nothing perfunctory about the treatment that the earlier history of the language receives.

This modern and moderate social democracy is an implicit rebuke to Allende, whom he is reluctant to criticise directly.Despite its title, the book is infuriatingly perfunctory in its treatment of Chile's impressive socioeconomic progress under the Concertación.

But at bottom Johnson seems more interested in slaying the ghosts of totalitarianism than in Bonaparte himself -- there are frequent gratuitous references to Nazis and Communists -- and this makes the treatment feel rather perfunctory at times.

Dishes might glow with exciting and skillful treatment or arrive as perfunctory look-alikes.