Sentence examples for cursory but from inspiring English sources
And then there's always the spine of the show to cling to, the cursory but largely satisfying Warhol retrospective that wends through the galleries, emphasizing painting while touching much too lightly on his innovations in sculpture and film.
Ellis agrees that "that sequence does seem kind of cursory" – but only, he goes on, because Clay is so numbly affectless that even rape and torture would look banal to him.
Hence, a cursory but clear description of failure as observed in lab experiments is first given, followed by an in-depth mathematical representation of underlying physical phenomena, which eventually gives way to modern/contemporary theories and concepts relating to the failure analysis of geomaterials.
The histological documentation in the early studies was cursory, but the more recent experiments, where the authors had examined the renal tissue by EM and/or IM also, have mimicked most of the human subgroups successfully.
Give the wilful and overbearing lady herself just a cursory glance, but thank her from the bottom of your heart all the same.
When asked about the subject, Leiweke offered a cursory denial, but then began talking about how deeply involved he intends to be in the coming Presidential campaign.
I conducted some cursory research, but was unable to break the cipher before finishing my degree and heading to Texas A&M University for my doctoral studies.
I had only intended to give it a cursory scan, but three hours later I was still there, unable to consign anything to the bin.
Alabama appellate judges had a history of signing off on cursory overrides, but in this case the court demanded elaboration: Gordon had to be explicit about the aggravating and mitigating factors.
I find it's important to do cursory research but for fiction if I research too much, I get too bogged down by so much surplus information it overwhelms the possibility of writing on it.
Even sites dedicated to Kenny Everett, Vincent Price or British films either omit it or give it a cursory mention, but how could they do otherwise when they've been denied the opportunity to see it?
