Sentence examples for playing sketchy from inspiring English sources

Franco seems to delight in playing sketchy dudes on the fringes of dramas about teen disaffection; playing villain in his own short story collection doubtless appealed to his voluminous sense of irony.

Sample review: "[The picture] clearly favors the men, with the three women playing sketchy roles that serve primarily as plot functions.

He's always so great at playing That Sketchy Wealthy Guy With a Hidden Agenda, which he has now played on, I believe, 87 different shows.

The American Ms. Nastasia writes songs about love, doubt and fear and sings them with acoustic guitar; the Australian Mr. White plays drums in sketchy, painterly phrases.

Written, directed and produced by two brothers, Benjamin and Orson Cummings, this 75-minute film plays like a sketchy hybrid of a "Columbo" episode and "Body Heat".

It's also become the latest example of a phenomenon well-known to anyone who plays in the sketchy world of Canadian mining stocks: the accidental gold rush.

The sound quality was a little sketchy, and the playing rough at times (the orchestra was an ad-hoc group assembled from the National Symphony and the Baltimore Symphony), but the intensity remained.

The sound quality was a little sketchy, and the playing rough at times (the orchestra was an ad-hoc group assembled from the National Symphony and the Baltimore Symphony), but the intensity remained.* At the climax of the first movement, the brass unleash militant chords that turn fearsomely dissonant, while a scale grinds downward in the remainder of the orchestra.

The PaaS play is sketchy at this point but if SAP is committed to openness then we will see some clear examples for a new spring of enterprise apps.

In one work, from 2004, gold paint sprayed onto copper engulfs a sketchy apparition of a woman playing a flute.

My dad instructed me sternly to wait in the car -- we were in a sketchy area of town and he was playing it safe.