Sentence examples for apparently sketchy from inspiring English sources

I have to know a place so that I can forget it, creating a painting which is, in effect, an aspect of myself". From a distance, his paintings have a calmness and melancholy that is born of the muted colours and apparently sketchy suggestion of the features of the landscape.

But apologizing for too much, too fast, is apparently sketchy to some critics.

Mr. Bush apparently described, in sketchy terms, some American ideas for defusing the tension during his phone calls today.

Another apparent trend: sketchy masterplans.

The information is sketchy, but apparently they had elaborate diagrams and codenames and lists of the kids they were going to kill.

He's also apparently looking for a "sketchy mom" in her 50s, who will be responsible for "cheering on someone getting beat up," whatever that means.

While detailed accounts of their movements are sketchy, Dickinson apparently divided his forces, sending one force to meet the front of the British wagon train, while a second moved to flank them.

Though details are sketchy, Ms. Snodgrass was apparently killed by a flying object as she crossed a street in front of the crowded Sari nightclub.

While many details are still sketchy, that is apparently what happened in San Francisco in July when, for the second time, an Apple employee lost a test version of a future iPhone model in a bar.

Apparently, any scrap of music, however sketchy, by a great dead composer is bigger news than a new work by a worthy living composer.

Although reports of the violence remain sketchy, two small explosions apparently preceded the Saturday attack, in which the authorities said two men hijacked a truck, killed its driver and drove to a street of food stalls, where they attacked people with knives.