How To Use Sloppiness In A Sentence
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Good God, that kind of sloppiness is astonishing, especially seeing as the errors are not due to the difficulty of the words being used.
Five-typo feast of fail
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I told her in so many words that all this friendship of yours is nothing but a mutual pouring forth of sloppiness.
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Bar soap is discouraged, not only because of the inherent sloppiness of the soap dish, but also because some organisms survive on the soap surface.
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Just pure sloppiness and sentimental tosh!
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There is ready absorption of water into the surface during wet weather, with consequent loss of stability and sloppiness of the surface.
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At this very moment, exam markers are sharpening their red pencils to ring such sloppiness.
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The answer is misguided economic policies, mismanagement, poor maintenance, sloppiness, tribalism and corruption.
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The reasons for this sloppiness in rear-end design is attributable to a number of factors including cost cutting installing a valance as a cover-up would cost more.
Exposed Car Underbellies
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It doesn't have to be Armani, but there is no excuse for sloppiness.
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Their clinical detachment also insulates them from their influences' anxiety-producing aspects: the anger, the druggy sloppiness, the overblown egos.
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The commission is attempting to crack down on fiscal sloppiness, which it argues undermines confidence in the euro.
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The clean-shaven trend may be due to the fact that many people tend to correlate an unshaven face with sloppiness.
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I apologize for the relative sloppiness, though I might disagree with your point about cheap shirts and cheap tailoring.
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As the sloppiness compounded both benches grew increasingly exercised by the unordered mess in front of them, Jefferies and Bill Brown in particular creating thermals with their physical histrionics.
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Maybe I could find some sort of herbal thing that makes you feel like you're doped up - like alcohol without the sloppiness.
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I am sitting here reading a speech by a Grammar School HeadMaster in 1948 slamming the 'sheer idleness and sloppiness' of the young, their 'lack of moral fibre', their 'unruliness'.
On Thursday, the Legg report will be published along with...
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The captain fizzed an attempt just wide in his desperation for parity, his industry succeeding at times in masking the sloppiness of his team-mates in possession.
West Ham United spring to life to overrun Stoke City in extra-time
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Sloppiness, sentiment, and gush—the three distinguishing traits of so many modern novels—are absent.
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The slops and water-witcheries of the coffee - houses, varying only in sloppiness and witchery, never even approximate or suggest what you and I are accustomed to drink as tea and coffee.
COFFEE-HOUSES AND DOSS-HOUSES
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One bit of sloppiness and his backing of a fruitless theory made him increasingly irrelevant which is actually unfortunate—he was otherwise an interesting, if bombastic and overzealous, thinker who contributed to many disciplines but his theory, called recapitulation or the biogenetic law, was abandoned because his theory didn't fit the facts.
The Haeckel-Wells Chronicles - The Panda's Thumb
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Oddly out of place, these slightly kitchy slightly ahead of their time, super detailed works done for hire stand out against the sloppiness in many other galleries.
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The sloppiness of clothes held together by means of safety pins and cellophane tape is always out.
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Water is added to the manure in the box to bring it to the desired degree of sloppiness.
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I was saddened to find sloppiness in the steering, so that at low speeds one has to nudge the wheel rather than turn it.
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It has components such as irresponsibility (no honouring of obligations or commitments), impulsivity, sloppiness, distractability and risk-taking.
Times, Sunday Times
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Genuine love must combine tenderness and a certain firmness—otherwise, it will lose its inner soundness and resilience, and turn into sterile sloppiness and mawkishness.
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Early in the marriage, his wife had criticized his sloppiness in dress, the way he sat on people's sofas, his dinner manners, and his tendency to use "dirty" words.
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If you think I'm down on sentiment, it's because I hate sloppiness.
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I can't ever recall a major motion picture exhibiting such sloppiness.
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Brad Haddin might have run Steven Smith out without facing had Alastair Cook's throw been on target — another example of Australia's sloppiness, or England's alertness in the field, depending on your point of view — and might have holed out twice himself; once at deepish mid-on, once at short extra cover, both off Mr. Swann as he played more loosely than the situation warranted.
Australian Frailties Shown Up by Comical Run-Out
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In these instances, it is rare for the more illustrious team not to make amends for their sloppiness second time around.
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the sloppiness of a rainy November day
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Conventional lubricants cannot be used because they freeze solid, and thermal contraction can introduce sloppiness.
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A convenient measure of the sloppiness of a tailings product can be made using the Atterberg Liquid Limit Apparatus.
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If you'd like to contain the sloppiness, serve on whole-grain sandwich thins instead of bulky hamburger buns.
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Jack's sloppiness was seen as symbolic of his disorderliness.
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Conspicuous sloppiness is considered a proof of superior intellectual skill and correct ideological convictions.
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Some of the maudlin rubbish in the popular songs of the day still survive to add their melancholic sloppiness to the supply produced today, which is more than sufficient.
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Little bits of barbecue had escaped their white-bread trappings, and scattered here and there were errant bits of coleslaw, but I could forgive a little sloppiness.
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She is floated on a sea of sentimental sloppiness, a continuous gush about her frankness and freshness.
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The lack of essential documentation at the end of the book certainly doesn't imply any sloppiness in the main text.
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Chileans are generally not attracted to the casualness and, what some consider to be sloppiness, of dress in the United States.
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Always remember that there's no room for sloppiness—make sure you dress to suit the image of a successful professional.
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The bungle is attributed to haste and sloppiness.
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Free publication must never become synonymous with sloppiness.
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Whatever my failings, sloppiness of thought is not one of them.
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Anyone that has seen the filthy sloppiness of beer heads as often as I have in my work, would not call a beer joint "clean"!
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This kind of sloppiness is, unfortunately, characteristic of the entire book.
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If you're not crisp and fresh in recognizing and releasing thoughts, you're not really meditating; you're ingraining sloppiness.
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Aside from the mathematical sloppiness of taking two independent variables to a limit at the same time, at unspecified rates, these sorts of "discontinuities" can be found in just about any scientific theory.
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He called gospel hymns "a slough of sentimental music-hall sloppiness," but their "almost irresistible. .. visceral appeal" insinuated itself into many worship services.
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We should not mistake informality for inefficiency, or naturalness for sloppiness.
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The general level of sloppiness is pervasive around the industry," said Diane Thompson, counsel at the National Consumer Law Center.
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The only serious flaw is an irritating degree of sloppiness with plot details in the final scenes.
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I think it's probably more to do with sloppiness than the fact they were actually trying to pervert the course of justice.
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Bo is indeed quick-tempered and outspoken. He is a man of action and does not tolerate any sloppiness. His colleagues call him a "workaholic".
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In between the sorts who commit the 'benign' and 'malign' forms of plagiarism are those who do it somewhat by accident or out of sloppiness.
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Self-sealing devices on the filling spouts eliminate sloppiness.
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The qualities that made Maynard memorable—laziness, insipience, sloppiness, lack of ambition, and a self-conscious jazz vocabulary—were a caricature that had little to do with the Beat Generation writers.
The Typewriter Is Holy
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Good soldiers detest casual sloppiness—buttons are meant to be buttoned, and when they are not, it offends the good soldier's sense of 'natural order'.
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The main fault of ‘Soda Lake’ is the occasional voyage into meandering feedback and untuned sloppiness, which is sometimes irritable rather than endearing if you listen too hard.
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The ladies are rather sentimental in their ideas, and it needed all the firmness of Miss Watkyns to prevent a wave of sloppiness passing over the Society.
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Her critics have carped about the book-jacket, made allegations of sloppiness and even made fun of her hair.
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Solitude was no excuse for sloppiness.
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The last few stanzas plumb depths of sloppiness and sentimentality to which the poet nowhere else in all his mature writing descended.
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There is no excuse for sloppiness in your work.
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He misses the point, and I would put this down to his customary sloppiness if it wasn't that, in his other misrepresentations of my published views, he seems to be actuated by malice as well.
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Do not mistake simplicity in dress with sloppiness and unkemptness.
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This new process makes the handling of the cream much simpler and gets rids of a great deal of the sloppiness.
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A more serious charge against van Loon was the sloppiness of his scholarship.
