Sentence examples for cursory feel from inspiring English sources

Too often, though, these stories have the cursory feel of a pitch made over the last bites of dessert at Orso.

As a result this volume has a cursory feel to it: like an unfinished essay, blown up, through steroids, to book length.

The fact that the author stays away from overanalyzed New York City is a blessing, but his pins-on-the-map approach gives this book a somewhat cursory feel, and his praise (especially for Boston, which he commends for its organic neighborhoods and its foot traffic) is ultimately less effective than his criticism.

But this week, the flashbacks are closely tied to events in Starling City, and the island events don't have the cursory feel that they occasionally do in other episodes.

I take a cursory look at the list, and yawn.

Voyager 2 took only a cursory look at Titan.

A cursory look at Middle Eastern soccer tells it all.

But a cursory look at retailers' online stores suggests otherwise.

The lesions may be missed by a cursory look.

But the murderous denouement and Victor's anguished suicide feel cursory.

The advice section at the end feels cursory and obligatory.