Sentence examples for sketchy thought from inspiring English sources
It's hard to believe that an author who clearly cannot let one sketchy thought slip through unfleshed is the author of 37 novels, 19 collections of short stories, four novellas, eight volumes of poetry, seven plays and eight academic essays.
These are modest as well as sketchy thoughts, but – wearied by cuts, which will not soon stop, and by permanent revolution – the public services might fare better with such incremental advances than yet another grand plan.
During ordinary non-dream sleep, people who are awakened report only vague and sketchy thoughts, and their experiences do not cohere into a continuous narrative.
In "Democracy in America," Alexis de Tocqueville wrote of American journalists as persons of "low social status, [whose] education is only sketchy, and [whose] thoughts are often vulgarly expressed".
Your description of the dropouts' financing was sketchy, and there was little thought given to the "what ifs" of failure.
There is also a strangely sketchy quality to Zakaria's political thought.
"I remember thinking 'this seems sketchy.'".
The thought of hanging out downtown with a bunch of sketchy ass hippies smoking weed was not something I had any interest in at the time.
The discussion emphasizes that the necessarily sketchy nature of language use assures that it will be at best a crude index of thought.
Sketchy characterization.
