Sentence examples for treated cursorily from inspiring English sources

But the incident, and Walter's lurking sexual jealousy, are treated cursorily.

Cynthia Lennon, said to have been treated too cursorily, was given a greater presence.

Japan's aggression and the atrocities it entailed are treated only cursorily in most schools here.

But Mapplethorpe also treated flowers cursorily or used them as a prop.

There is a tendency for that which is digital to be treated more cursorily than that which is physical.

The "matter of England, here and now" is more cursorily treated.

Here the history of trope theory can only be cursorily treated (for a more thorough account, see Mertz 1996 and Mulligan et al. 1984).

In 2010, EFSA published a 48-page report on water consumption, arguing that water is often disregarded in national and international recommendations or is very cursorily treated [ 10].

Holmes treated Debs's First Amendment defense cursorily, as he could rely on the Schenck precedent.

The doctor cursorily looked at the blistering rash and treated me for a migraine.

Davidson is apparently exorcising her personal demons on the journey, but her backstory is cursorily portrayed; the issue of white Australia's relationship with the indigenous peoples is respectfully treated.