Sentence examples for cursory remarks from inspiring English sources

A few cursory remarks about our hominid ancestors are sandwiched between pages of vacuous but politically correct declarations about the 'limits of biology'.

Bacevich is less interested in foreign policy here (he offers only cursory remarks about the objectives and capabilities of countries like China, Russia, North Korea and Iran) than in the way he thinks militarism has corrupted America.

This chapter provides some rather cursory remarks to outline the main points that need to be considered in relation to modeling the growth of trees and forests.

After a few cursory remarks about the evils of those aforementioned video games, she announced: "In third place, with 15,765 pages read: Calvin Larson (names changed to disregard the less important, naturally).

There are some cursory lines about some disgrace and demotion in the office and casual remarks on how Arthur "doesn't understand" suicide in Japanese culture.

The message from Al Qaeda was given minimal treatment on television in the United States, with no network presenting more than a cursory synopsis of the remarks and a few seconds of pictures.

"My interest was cursory".

A cursory nod encouraged.