How To Use Sloppily In A Sentence
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Ivan Booth introduces "What Online Activism Can Learn from Community Organizing":"There's often a disconnect between what's seen as online activism--referred to as "slacktivism," sometimes accurately but oftentimes sloppily, and community-based social change
Michael Silberman: Looking for What Works: Best Online Organizing Reads of 2010
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The Steelers have played sloppily in the last three weeks, and they are not the team that steamrolled through the regular season in '04.
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These sculptures are at once highly crafted and naturally formed, skillfully manipulated and sloppily organic.
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It was shaped like a block, and looked so sloppily put together, with no specific design to speak of.
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this work was done rather sloppily
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But that is the point: too much quasi-Marxism has lost Marx's chief insight by reading Marx sloppily.
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If it was intended to become part of a frame-up, it was sloppily done.
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He wears an oversized black hoodie and a sloppily tied ponytail.
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The characters were written sloppily and some of the words were not written properly, so they had to stare at it for some time because they could not figure what was on it.
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The publisher is death on sloppily typed manuscripts.
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He leaned over and sloppily kissed her, and she could smell liquor on his breath.
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Sloppily, however, it chose to illustrate its television reports with footage of Gatwick, which is unaffected by the dispute.
Telegraph.co.uk: news, business, sport, the Daily Telegraph newspaper, Sunday Telegraph
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The general legal status of Amerindians has evolved over the generations but the general question was resolved well over a century ago: anyone of genetic Amerindian descent has certain rights and privileges stemming from the dubious “dependent sovereignty” status of the tribes as sloppily defined back in the 19th Century and mangled through a series of treaties negotiated in bad faith and dishonestly managed by the federal government.
Matthew Yglesias » Goldberg: The Middle East Is Complicated and It’s All the Arabs’ Fault
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this student works rather inaccurately and sloppily
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It began sloppily with swirling wind and driving rain hampering the early action.
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Their answer seems to be a sloppily sewn-together quilt of stale stereotypes and untimely political references.
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While much about that prolix and sloppily drafted document is unclear it would certainly constitute a further step towards the creation of a European federation.
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Albert is a regular at this place, bringing along his gang of ruffians and louts to watch him eat sloppily and hurl insults at everyone that walks by.
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The inebriated man drew a sword and sloppily lisped out, ‘You embarrreshed me!’
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Ivan Booth introduces "What Online Activism Can Learn from Community Organizing": "There's often a disconnect between what's seen as online activism--referred to as "slacktivism," sometimes accurately but oftentimes sloppily, and community-based social change
Michael Silberman: Looking for What Works: Best Online Organizing Reads of 2010
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But it would be rude of you and you'd deserve those dirty looks if you blew your nose loudly and sloppily right next to someone.
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He continued to dress flamboyantly sloppily, slouching onstage in the same lumpy suits, retro string ties, and “heavy arctics” on his feet that he wore around town.
Mark Twain
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Of course, filing a sitrep now would set off more alarms than sloppily picking the damned lock would.
Songs of Love & Death
