Sentence examples for sketchily outlined from inspiring English sources

"Giftwares" from 1955 features a lot of sketchily outlined lamps and other domestic objects.

Sometimes the "Mesocosm" landscape, with a landfill sketchily outlined in the background, is left to the elements.

Speaking at the Conservative Party conference, Dr Fox sketchily outlined an impractical-sounding scheme to fine patients who waste the NHS's time.

A follow-up post addresses his proposal to scrap the Earned Income Tax Credit and replace it with a sketchily outlined "wage enhancement program".

Reading through the manuscript, I knew my father had entrusted me to answer the questions he'd posed in the margins, to complete the occasional gesture he'd begun, even if the follow-through was only sketchily outlined in the text.

And it outlined, if sketchily and incompletely, the policy questions about the futures of media and journalism that matter most — such as public access to broadband technology, outside the grip of telecommunications giants, and the future of public-media funding and governance.

One of the most poignant works here, painted the year before his death, outlines the artist's gnarled hands in orange and tan; they extend across a swath of purple above which his bloated belly is sketchily intimated.

But most were only sketchily developed.

No other art form is so sketchily remembered.

But Mr. Larson renders both Crippens only sketchily.

The next six years of Rimbaud's life are only sketchily documented.