Sentence examples for cursory reflections from inspiring English sources
Norris had, in 1690, attacked Locke's Essay in his Cursory Reflections upon a Book Call'd Essay Concerning Human Understanding.
Norris' review, entitled Cursory Reflections upon a Book called An Essay concerning Human Understanding, prompted Locke to modify the second edition of the Essay at 2.10.2.
In the Cursory Reflections, Norris stated that he would soon publish a treatise, in which he would present his own philosophy at length.
Still, any confusion of aesthetics with morality, the cherished notion that at least the loftiest music is invariably a force for human edification and communication, must fall before even the most cursory reflection on the place of music in the Third Reich.
Henin-Hardenne dropped to the court, covered her capped head with both hands and then walked slowly to the net, where Capriati gave her a cursory handshake that was a fitting reflection of her disappointment, but hardly a fitting finish to the match.
"My interest was cursory".
A cursory nod encouraged.
Their handshake was cursory.
"There is a cursory review.
