Sentence examples for sketchy version of from inspiring English sources

Rice landed an "extremely sketchy version of the double cork," he said.

The accounts cast doubt on the sketchy version of Friday's killings in Sousse given by the Tunisian authorities.

Although sometimes years have passed between our meetings, I have kept vague tabs on R. W. Apple, Jr., for long enough to consider my observation of him a sketchy version of what social scientists would call a longitudinal study.

Those would be strong words anywhere, but they are especially damning for a man who vowed on taking office 15 months ago to end the ways of the Suharto era.The investigators clearly did not believe Mr Wahid's sketchy version of events.

How long, O Lord, how long?" Tony Westgate This is a very sketchy version of a longer story: in my teens we were taken by Barnsley Grammar School to see Volpone at the Old Vic; the wonderful programme design by Ken Briggs turned me on to graphic design.

Ian slyly omitted that Pat was a member of the sketchy version of Uniform Choice, the one that sounded more like Mötley Crüe than Minor Threat, but we were eager to meet them anyway.

Today Facebook announced one: a service for domain owners or concerned users that watches for sketchy versions of web addresses that might indicate a phishing attempt in the offing.

This doesn't need to be a full script based on what you've written: thumbnails are small, sketchy versions of each page.

Indeed, a recently discovered note of Einstein's, that may have been prompted by Bohm's treatment, contains a very sketchy spin version of the EPR argument – once again pitting completeness against locality ("A coupling of distant things is excluded". Sauer 2007, p. 882).

The mini-brain even contains sketchy little versions of the folds and grooves on the surface of a true brain and appendages that, in a foetal brain, would become the brain stem and central nervous system, extending down the spine.

Bart's stories are hardly infamous anymore, his version of familiar events too sketchy and unreliable to add much to the record.