Sentence examples for less sloppy from inspiring English sources

"I'm noticing that the kids are a lot less sloppy and more focused than the grown-ups," he said.

It is reassuring that The Times is going to be less "sloppy" in its reporting from now on.

In a test, with the bass adjusted to a medium setting, the sound was a bit less sloppy than usually associated with bass-heavy headphones.

Rash shots continued to bring wickets and so the captain was unable to cut loose himself; had the Knight Riders been less sloppy in the field then Kings XI might have struggled more, but 155 for nine did not feel like enough.

I've definitely seen better messengers in this price range although this model is considerably less "sloppy" than others in the range.

And everything is going to be less sloppy — and the bodies are going to be perfect.

But along the way, I found myself becoming more irritated, not less, with the sloppy controls and camera.

Children are less tolerant of sloppy work: they don't like narrative that sags, they don't like characters they're not interested in, they don't come back after the interval if they're not curious but the reward if you give them a good time is enormous.

Alexander Hamilton and Thomas Jefferson would have called their shameless fight today nothing less than a sloppy endeavor for a tyranny of the majority.

"Alcohol disinhibits, so people get a little more sloppy and less mindful and say things they wouldn't," he said.

"Regardez!" he said, and moved the mannequin forcefully to another spot in the room, where it suddenly appeared sloppy and less appealing.