Sentence examples for sloppy shows from inspiring English sources

REJOICE, for the Wadsworth Atheneum, which for a time has been going through a rough patch (sloppy shows, abandoned building projects, patchy acquisitions) has a new, fabulous blockbuster.

He showed those same traits in the postgame interviews, too, when he protected his teammates and accepted the unwarranted blame for his team's sloppy showing.

Director of rugby Richard Cockerill was furious with his side's sloppy showing.

Broad City 's webisodes provided a clear and concise summary of what Glazer and Jacobson offered on and off camera; Drunk History 's online shorts showed off the subtle structure and organization Waters and Konner put behind their seemingly sloppy show; Mail Order Comedy sold the Workaholics team as the brash weirdos they are.

On even the sloppiest shows, when the cast raises its voice in song, usually the sound is appealing.

At the closing 18th hole, the site of so many celebrated Woods triumphs, he stumbled through a sloppy bogey, showing none of the precision and impenetrable focus that once defined him.

While not at all presidential I must point out that the Sloppy Michael Moore Show on Broadway was a TOTAL BOMB and was forced to close.

(It's also sloppy: when Ushpiz shows archival images labelled "Israel, 1961," one street scene features a poster for "Guess Who's Coming to Dinner," released in 1967).

Parallel to what we argue in this paper of labeling taxa as 'lower' or 'higher', "Considering clades or taxa as 'basal' is not only sloppy wording, but shows misunderstanding of the tree and may have severe semantic and argumentative implications" (Krell and Cranston 2004, p. 280).

I wouldn't want to overlook Petrosino's desserts ($7), which, in a sloppy, tiramisù world show rare precision.

An audit that showed sloppy or nonexistent accounting for $2.2 billion in "job creation" grants doled out by the government's biggest department, Human Resources.