| It's impossible to develop a convincing love affair when one half of the couple is so sketchily drawn. |
| The first argument, however, is obscure and is dealt with rather sketchily. |
| Most had been sketchily catalogued, but many of the boxes seemed to be hastily packed jumbles of everything from cocktail napkins and concert programs to medical reports. |
| However, this thesis is only sketchily developed, and sometimes defies common sense. |
| Remembering, sketchily, the main outlines of his recent scene with Porfiry, he could not help shuddering again with horror. |
| The links between Aboriginal cultures and the Church had been sketchily explored in earlier plays. |
