Sentence examples for cursory about from inspiring English sources

But there is something cursory about these attempts.

McFaul's book on the subject, "Russia's 1996 Presidential Election: The End of Polarized Politics," is not only dull; it is a whitewash, far too cursory about the shabby nature of the election.

What was supposed to be filler fare, a cursory reinvestigation brought about by the game's recent backwards compatibility with the Xbox One, bridging the gap between finishing The Witcher 3's Blood and Wine DLC and starting early August's No Man's Sky, is now every bit as compelling as it was the first time around.

And for weeks, he has dropped only cursory clues about his intentions, sending mixed signals about whether he was looking for a way out of — or into — the party's presidential nominating contest.

Personnel officials at the central board asked only cursory questions about the convictions and never bothered to check about the seriousness of the charges, the report said.

Non-students are asked a cursory question about their intention to remain in Britain.

(Alas, cursory Googling about the real Newton Knight shows ample liberties were taken).

In the end, the governor's cursory words about Medicaid reform bothered county executives from around the state.

According to the N.F.L.'s investigation, Loomis and Payton made only cursory inquiries about the bounty program, and neither took any action to stop it.

Cohen conceded that Trump Jr. might have had only "cursory information," about what was afoot, though Trump and the COO of the Trump organization were intimately involved.

A few cursory remarks about our hominid ancestors are sandwiched between pages of vacuous but politically correct declarations about the 'limits of biology'.