Sentence examples for sketchy enough from inspiring English sources
The narrative of Forster's film is certainly sketchy enough, and early viewers reported a dismaying sense of desiccation: no quips, no gadgets, no time to relax.
But he said that the evidence was sketchy enough to be a statistical fluke and that he favored moving ahead with the new machine.
In the first program of works by four choreographers (the second program begins next Wednesday), three of the four pieces were amateurish and sketchy enough to warrant further riffs upon the festival's title.
While the ability to store new experience (and perhaps to retrieve well-established memories) appears to depend on a distinct neural system involving the temporal cortex and limited parts of the thalamus and hypothalamus, understanding of the neuroanatomy of memory remains sketchy enough to generate major differences of opinion.
If such accounting already wasn't sketchy enough, some lenders have pushed it beyond this point.
Okay, the details were a little sketchy, but Stitzer said enough about growth in emerging markets and the potential for internal cost savings to be convincing.
And although records are sketchy, he was involved enough with the production of lacquers, whether as a designer, adviser or influence, that the term Koetsu lacquerware continues to connote a certain boldness of shape and surface decoration.
The sketchy plotline is excuse enough for a theremin-flavored orchestral version of "We Three Kings," a tinkly "It Came Upon a Midnight Clear" and a synth-pop "Carol of the Bells," though not so much for the album's computer-voice skits and Mr. Schletter's own musings on science and the Golden Rule.
These sketchy maps contained just enough detail that the two could ensure their independent work would dovetail.
Skeptics say that the new fairs did not screen galleries carefully enough, leading to sketchy quality.
The state lies slabbed across my imagination in a sketchy mural, the center vivid enough, but the corners fuzzy and dark.
