Sentence examples for it sketched from inspiring English sources

"The Wire" was wonderfully shrewd and vivid and true-to-life in the way it sketched its characters, but even the richest of them – McNulty and Stringer Bell and Omar Little and yes, the beloved, sainted Bubbles – look two-dimensional and predictable and, well, sketchy compared to the level of depth and interiority that "The Sopranos" aspired to, and often achieved.

When the New York Philharmonic announced its 2013-14 season in January, it sketched out a major new initiative, the NY Phil Biennial, in broad terms and a sprinkling of intriguing details.

And it sketched out ideas for Web games and ads.

It sketched an optimistic vision of the future based on principles of mutual respect, tolerance, human development, and democracy.

In broad terms, it sketched life on the lower rungs of the cookbook ladder, working as a recipe tester, researcher and all-around content provider.

explored much more than space: it sketched the contours of a modern utopia in which people, freed from material want, could pursue knowledge, justice, and the greater good.

It features a sketched self-portrait with the words: "That's me discovering Canada – and I'm filled with wonder.

And while it was Lagerfeld, wearing a triple strand of pearls over his white shirt, who presided over the launch day, it is the sketched figure of Coco Chanel which greets visitors to the exhibition.

It is only sketched in fairly general terms; we gather merely that Anna will always be dependent on her mother or another adult and that there are limitations on what she is able to understand of the world around her and what she can achieve independently.

Emigrants commented in their diaries that the landmark appeared closer than it actually was, and many sketched or painted it in their journals and carved their names into it.

It's a lightly sketched portrait of awkwardness and repression at a time when yes, it was the 60s, "but only for some people, only in certain parts of the country".