Sentence examples for it is perfunctory from inspiring English sources
Indeed, toward the end it is perfunctory.
But a frequent complaint about the law firm evaluation process is that it is perfunctory and subject to unchecked, unconscious biases.
Yet the response was as cold as it was perfunctory.
The initial breakout wasn't a serious attempt — it was perfunctory, at best — but at least it made a statement, at least it was a beginning.
And the level of research, well let's just say it's perfunctory] It's also the case however that "meta" has come to mean something grander, describing the process by which an artist creates a work that turns out to be within a work that, in turn, is within a work.
The Washington Post's Jonathan Bernstein writes of "a generic speech and a generic convention for a generic Republican candidate", adding that "everything in it was perfunctory".
In a scathing opinion piece in The Washington Post, Jonathan Bernstein writes of "a generic speech and a generic convention for a generic Republican candidate", adding that "everything in it was perfunctory".
Everything else about him is perfunctory.
Its characters are ciphers, its setting is perfunctory, and its violence is stylized.
In truth, the "crime" element of the book is perfunctory: it exists, I think, because Lawson believes readers are more inclined to be generous about characters they dislike if they can regard them as potential victims.
