Sentence examples for cursory talk from inspiring English sources

Ralph Metzner a messiah in these circles for his pioneering work with Tim Leary at Harvard began with a pretty cursory talk about the use of ayahuasca, mushrooms, and the iboga root in shamanism.

The Yankees have had cursory talks with Mendoza, and they apparently seem willing to let him test free agency as well.

They are negotiating with the 35-year-old free-agent outfielder Moises Alou, and have had cursory talks with the Dodgers about Gary Sheffield.

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla .— In cursory talks with the Yankees about Roy Halladay, the Toronto Blue Jays wanted Joba Chamberlain as part of a trade package.

The Yankees and Mets have had cursory trade talks with the Chicago Cubs about the outfielder Sammy Sosa.

The Yankees have had cursory trade talks with other teams about Martinez, but will most likely open the season with him at first.

When asked about the subject, Leiweke offered a cursory denial, but then began talking about how deeply involved he intends to be in the coming Presidential campaign.

"This is not a time to be slapping each other on the back, talking about the wonderful relationship, giving cursory attention to the real issues facing New Zealanders there," he told Radio NZ.

The campaigns largely felt like men talking to one another, and a cursory glance at a debate on the matter in the House of Commons might still back that up: Europe seems to turn men on in a way it doesn't for women.

I think this is the first time I've talked about this incident beyond a cursory "what happened at the party," where I essentially got told to shut up and mind my own business.

General Manager Ernie Accorsi has had cursory discussions with Petitgout's agent, Tom Condon, with more talks to come in February.