Sentence examples for somewhat cursory from inspiring English sources
And the scientific part of the show — explanations of how pendulum motion relates to the trapeze, how the physics of projectiles governs the human cannonball, how centrifugal force helps the bareback rider — seems somewhat cursory.
The fact that the author stays away from overanalyzed New York City is a blessing, but his pins-on-the-map approach gives this book a somewhat cursory feel, and his praise (especially for Boston, which he commends for its organic neighborhoods and its foot traffic) is ultimately less effective than his criticism.
Cruising is an excellent way to see lots of places in a convenient, but somewhat cursory manner.
In 2001 2003, when these theses projects were carried out, the regulations regarding theses for the MD and DMD degree at the University of Oulu were somewhat cursory.
At first, five minutes sounded pretty cursory.
This section has also now been elaborated somewhat since it was indeed rather cursory.
And, perhaps somewhat disingenuously, its report only gives a cursory nod to extensive efforts by DfID – and the UK government more generally – to stamp out corruption at the global level.
A cursory glance shows a fairly weak stable of clients.
The first story makes for absorbing, if somewhat tabloidy reading; the second is treated in a thoroughly cursory manner by Mr. Vise and deserves a more in-depth examination.
His somewhat informal style of drawing, somewhere in between sketch and cartoon, invites a cursory looks at his work, but his clever use of the written word begs a closer, slower examination of his drawings.
