Sentence examples for cursory notion from inspiring English sources

At the beginning of a tour, I go out on stage with just a cursory notion of what songs I'd like to do, usually an even mix of old favourites and new songs that haven't been tested out yet.

All the information you are given is stripped of even the most cursory notion of dignity, as if these words are being composed on the trot by Allo Allo's two British Airmen.

I found that test of the hypothesis a little cursory.

Our cursory impression was that this is not the case.

By severely compacting much of the talk from the dialogue-heavy source novel, the film is unlikely to win new converts to its ideology but may also alienate some of the faithful, who will find only a cursory overview of the book's notions about energy and coincidence.

But as it turns out, even a cursory examination of the evidence shows that the notion is flatly wrong.

Again, a cursory trip to Tahrir Square would have put this notion to bed.

But a cursory review of World War II further dispels this notion of the United States in the role of right-wing militant.

The notion of "matching" with someone is the most cursory exploration of compatibility imaginable, and it's only gotten more superficial over time.

"That the Saudi leadership ever could have seriously entertained the notion that Hariri could "rein in" Hezbollah appears fanciful if one takes even a cursory look at the group's relationship to Lebanese governments since 2005, which it either dominated, defied or toppled at will," said Heiko Wimmen, project director for Iraq, Syria and Lebanon for the International Crisis Group.

"My interest was cursory".