Sentence examples for sketchy idea from inspiring English sources

Each sketchy idea is fairly interesting.

Many Italians, however, have only a sketchy idea of what Bruno stood for.

For the most part, scientists have only a sketchy idea of how the genetic faults might cause disease.

Admirable goals, but he gives only a sketchy idea as to how he would achieve any of them.His energy policy is also slightly underwhelming.

But they had only a sketchy idea of how much they could afford and how much the down payment and closing costs would add to their purchase.

"I really do applaud the moral commitment that Helms is demonstrating," said Mr. Wilkinson, "but at this point, the International Development Foundation is a very sketchy idea".

These concepts are presented as sketchy ideas only supported by rudimentary calculations and assumptions.

He held scholarship in high esteem, while himself indulging certain sketchy ideas, among them the power of demons and witches.

Though the Martha Graham Dance Company guards the flame, most dancegoers under the age of 50 will have only sketchy ideas of her most famous works.

The chapter on how the work was received offers further examples of various realizations of Mozart's sketchy ideas, demonstrated in performance.

But Coen then tries to extend his argument to his incredibly sketchy ideas about the development of human culture (chapters 11-12).