sketchily การใช้

• The provision in New York's law is sketchily outlined.
• A third family, the Pickneys, is more sketchily drawn.
• They are painted rather sketchily, but their reflections lend them substance.
• But their characters are so sketchily drawn that their problems never become compelling.
• Pataki's proposal was sketchily outlined in a four-page summary.
• The versatile Scott, whose character is sketchily drawn, also plays stronger.
• The precise details of Breitscheid's last years are known only sketchily.
• Deaths of hippies were often only sketchily explained.
• Others are bits and pieces, sometimes sketchily revisiting the score's themes.
• The Hasidic community is drawn sketchily and unsatisfyingly.
• Louise herself moves sketchily between these opposing attributions.
• While some areas of the site provide abundant information, others are more sketchily furnished.
• Her hair and features are depicted with care, while her clothes are sketchily portrayed.
• The character of Maroussia is very sketchily drawn ( or maybe she is just shallow ).
• Objects may be only sketchily documented.
• Architecture in general is sketchily handled.
• Ledger is effective as the militiaman's son, though his character is sketchily defined.
• The ending is silly, many characters are sketchily defined, the plotting in places is ponderous.
• The tragedy that drives Ismael from Paris to Marseilles is too sketchily depicted and ultimately seems contrived.
• As a character she emerges more sketchily, despite a somewhat thin account of a painful childhood.