Sentence examples for really patchy from inspiring English sources

I wouldn't say that I began doubting my abilities, but I definitely went through a really patchy spell".

"Plastic is widely distributed throughout all ocean basins, but the concentrations are really patchy from spot to spot and hot spots are driven by ocean circulation," she said in an email. .

Family Planning chief executive Jackie Edmond tells VICE, "Although the Ministry of Education are doing their best, meaningful education is really patchy around the country and we think we could be doing much better".

And so it went, with person after person and memory after memory, as I came to see that our memories aren't really patchy; they're patchworks, oddly and randomly retrieved bits and scraps that we weave together into something we believe to be a more integrated, seamless fabric than it really is.

Conductor Semyon Bychkov did his duty by the piece, which never really marshals its patchy material to best effect.

Macclesfield Town manager Gary Simpson told BBC Radio Manchester: "It was a patchy really, we had some good spells and we had some poor spells.

Harry Sumnall, professor in Substance Use at the Center for Public Health at Liverpool John Moores University, describes drugs education as "patchy, really bad, with little relevance to young people's lives".

"If you're doing a lot of exfoliation and your skin is really parched and patchy, that's a sign you may be disrupting the skin's protective moisture barrier".

Harry Sumnall, professor in Substance Use at the Centre for Public Health at Liverpool John Moores University, describes drugs education as "patchy, really bad, with little relevance to young people's lives".

When I take out Gloria Steinem, my eleven-year-old pit-bull-mix rescue who lost her eyes to cancer and her legs to abuse, and is really just a patchy-haired torso I carry around in a Baby Bjorn, people tend to be pretty impressed with my selfless commitment.

The Updates fee was a really important segment of my patchy income.