Sentence examples for feel sketchy from inspiring English sources

"I feel sketchy eating at a B".

Even the special effects begin to pale, and some of them, in the closing scenes, feel sketchy and unfinished.

This isn't a long book, and his brisk treatment of tabloid bugbears such as pro-anorexia websites or sexting can feel sketchy.

Often the cultural, political and economic forces that this show tries to reflect are more complex than the objects can sustain; it begins to feel sketchy to the point of skeletal, more like an outline than a full exhibition.

Clearly, we both were nervous (I could tell by the weak whip strokes), but the point of this place isn't to feel sketchy or awkward.

Mostly, she stays in the moment she is narrating, avoiding the unspoken, apologetic "had I but known" that can make a memoir feel sketchy and drained of life.

"The whole thing felt sketchy.

Yet, with characters and action seemingly manipulated to make points, this new play still feels sketchy.

Rockwell's tight rendering of some of Truth's story feels sketchy and unemotional in places.

The early history feels sketchy, and the use of terms like "counterinsurgency" and "guerrillas" anachronistic when applied to Huns, Picts or Romans.

"Requiem," though, feels sketchy, as if Ms. Farrington were still working out what she wants to say about Brecht, Weimar, feminism and the sexual politics of collaboration.