if using a pen to trace, try to avoid moving it "sketchily", as that does not give a clean finish.
I have done this analysis sketchily and too quickly, of course, for such an exercise requires time, and concentration: the leisure to point to this, and then to that, to consider and to reconsider, to connect one thing to another, and both to something else.
All it proves here, tritely and sketchily, is that it doesn't mean a therapeutic thing when the family dances together.
Jobs's personal life is sketchily covered, but what details there are don't charm.
When she does finally think of bringing charges, the legal complications are sketchily dealt with.
The "work" in this film is rather sketchily presented: vaguely lathing or sanding (or something) in a factory, or doing BR station announcements or flogging life insurance.
The film, which only sketchily relates the history of the Troubles, implies that politics have less to do with his acceptance of the job than the money, the car he is given and the cliff-hanging thrill of it all.
And in doing so, Aaron and artist Olivier Coipel (who illustrates Thor rugged, bearded, and sketchily drawn) have created a downtrodden hero that doesn't leave the reader feeling trod upon.
'It'd be interesting to find what they're doing, what they think they're doing it for,' remarks Danielle during a sketchily argued attempt to persuade Marina that a resurgence in the satirical press (the Onion, McSweeney's, the New York Observer are all name-checked, establishing the book's media-savviness) is suggestive of pre-revolutionary activity along the lines of Dostoevsky and Turgenev.
In fact, Novilla seems scarcely to exist, a sketchily imagined, fictitious place that might well be a bare, Beckett stage on which actors are reading scripts they don't fully understand, at the bequest of a director who remains elusive and seems to have relinquished the very responsibility of direction.
Jon Tenney, Carrie Preston and Bruce Norris make the best of the sketchily drawn central roles (1 45).
