Sentence examples for though carelessly from inspiring English sources

"Fast-Talking Dames," handsomely produced though carelessly copy-edited and proofread, is filled with insights into films and actors, although in its eagerness to elaborate its thesis it overrates such films as the limp "It's a Wonderful World" (Colbert and James Stewart) and the ghastly "The Bride Came C.O.D".

Not that it mattered, but declarer could have taken six tricks for minus 1,100; playing carelessly, though, he went down seven, minus 1,700.

You get haunted afterwards; long, long afterwards, as though you have carelessly taken in a kind of condensed reality that then becomes reconstituted into something momentous you have always known, but didn't know you knew.

Once you're out of the fire, though, you notice that the fireman carelessly ripped the lapel of your Armani jacket.

Even though many of those frontiers carelessly sliced through rivers, lakes, mountains and ethnic groups, few of the leaders who shepherded Africa to independence a half-century ago wanted to tinker, because redrawing the map could be endless and contested.

Think of lazy, recalcitrant Boy Scouts ambling in the wilderness of your father's body, up the path of his spine, poking his organs with sticks as though they were torturing frogs, carelessly spilling cancer seeds everywhere".

Devilled eggs, named for a traditional dusting of paprika, bear neither the red powder nor its kick, and an order of two spongy biscuits comes with a selection of bland preserves and honey butter, which tastes as though someone had, days ago, carelessly swiped a honey-mottled knife across a pot of butter.

It is almost as though the body has been carelessly glued together from two preformed hemispheres.The second event was the launch on Wednesday of Deep Impact, a craft which, thanks to the skills of NASA's orbital-trajectory designers, will arrive at its target, comet Tempel-1, on July 4th.

Though in some ways rather carelessly written and quite conventionally melodramatic, the novel grips hard, sustaining a genuinely disturbing atmosphere of gothic suspense, festooned with bejewelled strings of the peculiarly Wildean paradoxes that would soon make him the toast of the West End.

Finally, though unlikely, the needle could have been carelessly exposed to tap water.

It was ironic to me that Safire issued his observations, inquiries and admonitions from a seat at the Times because the Times itself, though generally very well written, is a rather carelessly edited newspaper that regularly allows some of the most common faults in contemporary usage to appear in its pages.