Sentence examples for sketchy qualities from inspiring English sources

Researchers at MIT have created an algorithm that transforms faces and popular landmarks into scarier versions with impressionistic, sketchy qualities, according to the BBC News.

Skeptics say that the new fairs did not screen galleries carefully enough, leading to sketchy quality.

The issue this time was the sketchy quality of these vodkas.

There is also a strangely sketchy quality to Zakaria's political thought.

The world of horse racing has always thrived, sometimes with a wink, sometimes not, at the sketchy quality of some of its players.

Though digitally rendered, they retain an appealing sketchy quality, and their bright primary colors are as insistent as wrapping paper is to a 3-year-old.

David Shrigley You'd be forgiven for thinking David Shrigley was a cartoonist by trade: his drawings have a sketchy quality, and many feature speech bubbles.

The play's short strokes of dialogue and characterization give it a sketchy quality; it is more Ping-Pong than tennis.

Garry Brown's linework in this comic has a purposefully rushed, sketchy quality to it that perfectly mirrors the pace of Wood's writing.

Nonetheless, there's a sketchy quality to "The Rogue," especially the present-tense sections, which detail his experiences during the summer of 2010, when he moved in next door to the Palins in Wasilla, Alaska; much of his research was completed in his 3-1/2 montherehere.

It's a valid way to present 30 years of American social history, certainly, but Buckley's version has a sketchy, arbitrary quality, where themes are undeveloped and cause and effect unexplored.