But I'd rather see him do something mindless and completely random like that, than exhibit the sort of persistent
sketchiness and erratic uncertainty in front of goal that Karius and Mignolet often exhibited.
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But aside from all the very real problems and even
sketchiness with this lawsuit, something must've happened.
Richly worked passages contrast with
sketchiness, while the apricot shades of her costume are offset by pops of Prussian blue and the deep tones--iridescent purples and aquamarine among them--of his garb.
The nervous energy and aggressive
sketchiness of the thumbnails may be seen as a symptom of Fragonard's anxious eagerness to recuperate these works, dispersed among their owners and throughout the market, for his own artistic benefit.
In this regard, three questions need to be answered to clear up the
sketchiness that surrounds the relationship between Iran and the Taliban: If indeed the accusations are true, then why the change in Iran's policy; when did this policy change take place ; and what is the level of support afforded to the Taliban by Iran?
Indeed, there is new evidence that an array of widely accepted techniques for communicating uncertainty (e.g., fuzziness,
sketchiness) fail to communicate the notion of uncertainty at all to the majority of users [22].
Well suited to Hillcoat's gifts for low-boil suspense and brutal eruptions of violence in close, male-dominated quarters, the film has grit and atmosphere to burn but also a certain narrative
sketchiness, as though unable to reconcile its sharp sociological portraiture with the pleasures of a more robustly plotted crime yarn.
However, the range of material that Stapleton is taking on in two relatively short chapters can also lead to some
sketchiness in her argument.
The author's small set of characters develop well from their initial
sketchiness. The tight plot trots along perhaps too much like clockwork, with everything tied up a little too neatly at the end, but that's a small criticism for a first novel.
Both figures are rendered with such
sketchiness that few facial or bodily details can be recognized.
Hence the unavoidable
sketchiness of this narration.