Sentence examples for act sketchy from inspiring English sources

Users can always report people they've connected with if they act sketchy, though with the new map feature I was dismayed to learn they can't yet report people they haven't seen or rejected in the app.

But I don't know what she did, deleted emails and just acted sketchy.

It sounded a bit sketchy.

The film's third act is sketchy and somewhat confusing, especially in terms of the reasons for Uhde's later behavior, and the results are tragic.

You have to make sure you look him in the eyes when you walk in and don't act too sketchy, because cokeheads are convinced everyone is trying to rip them off and if you contribute to that theory in even the slightest way, he's going to go nuts.

The school acted on a sketchy accusation from a fellow student, who said Ms. Redding had possessed ibuprofen pills in the past.

As a result, the Administration acted forcefully on sketchy data produced through torture.

Unfortunately, Liszt, the composer of Sardanapalo, an opera inspired by Byron's verse drama on the subject, abandoned the project in 1852 after completing Act I, leaving 110 seemingly sketchy pages and 1,256 bars of music slumbering in a Weimar archive until the Cambridge musicologist David Trippett spent three years heroically deciphering the manuscript.

The more or less standard version -- the WNO production clocks in at about three hours (including intermission) -- leaves some parts of the story sketchy and, in Act 2, crazily rushed.

The rulebooks are sketchy, so experienced players often act as mentors to newcomers.

In their view, when the knowledge about these effects is sketchy, it is best to act to reduce risk, even if the extent of the risk is unknown, an approach known as the precautionary principle.