Sentence examples for sloppy kind from inspiring English sources

The white supremacist, a little stout, is dressed in a sloppy kind of uniform; his mouth is puckered as he strains to threaten his adversary.

"The data suggests we shouldn't be going up, up and away, so we're getting a sloppy, sideways kind of action".

We were kind of sloppy all around, out of sync".

"I'm kind of sloppy, so I don't throw things away.

Ashley Beck hoofs it straight out though; "sloppy" would be a kind description.

"The first period was kind of sloppy, but the last 40 we played real well.

This kind of sloppy pseudo-morality gives liberal Democrats a bad name.

"The compromise was kind of sloppy, and information was left behind on the machine itself," Mr. Schmidt said.

Its most winning attribute is a kind of sloppy, unassuming friendliness, a likability aptly reflected in its characters.

A more storage-conscious person might regard this jumble of domestic trash as symptomatic of the worst kind of sloppy housekeeping, but not me.

There's a difference between sloppy bookkeeping and some kind of criminal who has made an attempt to fleece the archdiocese or shake down some old lady".