Sentence examples for cursory praise from inspiring English sources
In a Washington Post interview over the weekend, Mr. Clinton offered cursory praise for his party's presumed nominee; the Obama team has made it clear that Mrs. Clinton isn't likely to become his running mate.
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.
He has little more than cursory pride in those achievements.
Any cursory reading of his regular Daily Telegraph columns reveals praise of Vladimir Putin, calls to accommodate Syrian president, Bashar al-Assad, and indiscretions about the president of the United States.
"My interest was cursory".
A cursory nod encouraged.
Their handshake was cursory.
"There is a cursory review.
The wine list is cursory.
