Sentence examples for sloppy of from inspiring English sources

That's refreshingly frank from a company president and fairly sloppy of the Dallas Morning News.

"It's sloppy of Apple not to have tested their software thoroughly and properly before rolling it out to the masses, but it could have been much worse.

He thought they looked sloppy, out of shape.

Vulnerabilities can be simply the result of sloppy writing of code - but they can still be exploited by malicious actors.

He dropped serve in the fourth game of the second set with the sloppiest of netted forehands.

From 2005 on, Countrywide loosened these to match the sloppiest of its competitors, even as Mr Mozilo publicly trumpeted the firm's prudence.

Even at quarter-capacity, a cacophony of chatter, sloppy renditions of "Happy Birthday" and clinking glasses echo painfully off the high concrete walls and metal ceiling.

"I was impatient with the sloppy use of the language of human rights.

More troublesome are some of Halpern's sloppy descriptions of the science itself.

Milbank, in particular, is amusing to read if only for the sloppy citations of the historic timeline of the filibuster.

You've got a lot of that happening today with sloppy copies of the glass structures that Richard Meier built".