Sentence examples for slightly hasty from inspiring English sources
The book concludes with very short, slightly hasty texts on the English riots and the Wall Street occupation last year.
In light of this mixed legacy, was it not slightly hasty for you to conclude that the world needs "more Thatcherism, not less"?
Seve Ballesteros felt that Lyle had been slightly hasty with his decision, an opinion that seemed to gain merit as Lyle subsequently shot 70-69-72-69 in the European Masters and finished eighth at the European Open.
The bill heading to the governor's desk is actually a slightly hasty alternative to one proposed by moneyed activist Alastair Mactaggart, who organized a ballot initiative to put it up for a vote in November.
Walliams' nine other children's novels, including The Boy in the Dress, Gangsta Granny and Mr Stink, have justified the industry's slightly over-hasty talk of a successor to Roald Dahl, with an equally mordant, unbridled imagination.
I noticed, at this point, that the floor was more than slightly askew, a result of a hasty parking job the previous evening.
"MPLSound" was a little underwhelming, though this is a hasty report, and even a slightly underwhelming album that restores drum machines and playful skits to Prince's work is worth repeated listening.
Wood's book led me to a slightly different conclusion, however: that it would be too hasty to rule out the possibility America may once again produce new generations of similarly transformative leaders.
Eric Goldman of IGN wrote that the episode's "most interesting facet" was its flashbacks to Dexter's youth from Debra's perspective, though he felt that the young Debra's hasty apology to Dexter after insulting him was "a slightly cheesy moment".
