Sentence examples for poorly knit from inspiring English sources
For all the piece's extroverted gestures -- a funky main theme in the first movement, a bit of jazz in the second, an Appalachian flavor in the third -- the soloists' conversation seemed crabbed rather than expansive, and their interaction with the orchestra poorly knit.
He or she oversees a poorly knit empire of agencies from the Coast Guard (founded in 1790) to the Cyber and Infrastructure Security Agency (2018).
It's in contrast to the marooned, star-architect-driven mega-developments like the Smith Center, which are, so far, poorly knitted into the fabric of downtown streets.
Because Mr. Yousef had managed to organize the 1993 bombing of the World Trade Center with a loosely knit and poorly trained group of comrades, officials had tended to discount other plans he had: for complex, coordinated attacks, and blowing up commercial jetliners.
Instead of elegantly integrated hardware and software, you get a boxful of disparate programs so poorly designed that you end up being the one who has to knit them together.
I handed Nigel his scarf, which he had knitted himself, poorly.
People with high transitivity may be poorly connected to the rest of the network because their friends tend to know one another and exist in a tightly knit group.
Specimen 'P' was knitted using plain (or knit) technique only.
