Göring's canvas, "Christ and the Adulteress," employs cobalt blue, a nineteenth-century innovation in paints, and it is carelessly drawn, with anatomical solecisms in the figures.
While the buttery mashed potatoes and the sweetish sauce were unimpeachable, the liver was overcooked to that stage where it was no longer pleasant to chew, and it was carelessly prepared, every slice riddled with veins.
His disappointment with Wordsworth was followed by anguish when a wounding remark of Wordsworth's was carelessly reported to him.
No, it had not been carelessly discarded.
If it's done carelessly, it's inappropriate, and I always put a lot of thought behind these roasts.
He's primarily an editor, so he's definitely biased, but it rings true; it doesn't matter how well-shot a film is if it's cut carelessly.
To Scotto, it seemed that the E.P.A. was carelessly throwing a lifetime's worth of work into doubt.
If they're oblivious, don't ask, because this could seriously hurt them, and make them feel like you're carelessly calling it quits, whether it's you causing the problems or him/her.
If his words, or those similar comments made by senior Tories Philip Davies or Andrew Selous, were carelessly chosen it is because the speakers don't care about the people they're airily discussing.
Consequently, if results using frameworks $\EC_b $and $\EC_c$ are carelessly combined, it is possible to infer for the oscillator something quite analogous to the meaningless assertions combining properties of $S_x$ and $S_z$.
