Sentence examples for sketchily written from inspiring English sources
Once that's out of the way, she inhabits her sketchily written character with a thoroughness that makes her the focal point of every scene she's in.
This part is perhaps more sketchily written than the first, but it may simply be that I was reading faster, helplessly pulled along by the magnetic storytelling.
The evening's first play, "Full Frontal Nudity," about American tourists in the presence of Michelangelo's David, is sketchily written and awkwardly staged.
Clearly forgetting Bryant's earlier appearance, Kenneth Tynan wrote in the Observer that "in the sketchily written role of a drunken Harvard alumnus, Michael Bryant gets closer to the raw nerve of reality than any West End debutant I can remember.
Jason Hughes as Rick conveys a permanent sense of danger, Morfydd Clark as Jen suggests the wariness of a girl who has stumbled into a domestic minefield and Siwan Morris lends substance to the more sketchily written Suze.
Alexander Morris is compelling as the Cassandra-like Fiver, whose visions of mass slaughter lead to the evacuation of the original warren; James Backway mines plenty from the sketchily written Hazel; and Charlotte Bate is a treat as the comically arrogant seagull, Kehaar.
As Ms. Bouvier proceeds sketchily through the main plotlines, she sometimes matches the score with the action for which it was written (the balcony pas de deux) and often blithely ignores it.
With a failed sense of absurdity, Ms. Howe writes dismissively of mental disorders and sketchily of otherwise troubled people.
Gerstl's short life is sketchily documented, but scholarly detectives — notably Raymond Coffer, who wrote a doctoral thesis on the Gerstl-Schoenberg relationship, and who collaborated on the Neue Galerie show — have plausibly reconstructed it.
The story of what happened between the initial charges and his flight has been sketchily told before, including by his victim, Samantha Geimer, who in 2003 wrote a commentary for The Los Angeles Times in which she stated that she believed that he and his most recent film at the time, "The Pianist," should be honored on their own merits.
