Sentence examples for haphazard on from inspiring English sources
This is not to say that the guessing is haphazard; on the contrary, the given facts (generally minimal) suggest several hypotheses.
While the online entertainment offerings were quite haphazard on Wii, Nintendo is keen to dip its whole foot into the 21st century this time round.
The staffer said that the plan was little more than a sketch: "It was so haphazard on specifics, and on strategy.
Fore-reef transects were random at two sites in the A zone (A7 and A12), and haphazard on the southeast rim called Conch Valley 1 (CV1) and Conch Valley 2 (CV2).
Keith Uhlich of Salon magazine called the season and series "Carter's greatest series", and that, "television work always improves in retrospect; his seemingly haphazard, on-the-fly narratives become more coherent when taken out of the hellish, commercial break-happy context wherein they spawned".
After the early projects that culminated with "Lost in America," the most mordant screen comedy of the Reagan years, his inspirations grew more haphazard later on, leaving his more demanding fans — and Brooks has very few undemanding ones — equally frustrated by the mawkish undercurrent of "Defending Your Life" and the sketchiness of "Mother" and "The Muse".
Jane's tibia was skillfully butchered with the same techniques commonly used on animals, but the hesitant and haphazard wounds on her skull indicate a "complete lack of experience" on the part of the person making the cuts, Owsley says.
Very carefully, you litter the mail in a haphazard fan on the driveway gravel so that it looks as though it were dumped there suddenly.
A haphazard raid on the shelves of my personal library unearthed a few historically prominent gardeners -- and some peculiar backyard habits.
Today, the safe deposit boxes in the subterranean vault of what used to be the Williamsburgh Savings Bank lie empty in haphazard piles on the dusty floor.
Outsiders, uninitiated into the subtleties of contemporary art, could mistake it for the effort of an enterprising artist of 5 or 6, freely expressing himself in haphazard lines on the nursery room walls.
