| Their answer seems to be a sloppily sewn-together quilt of stale stereotypes and untimely political references. |
| Someone had sloppily Scotch-taped a Council of Canadians flag next to his seat. |
| Sure enough, he sloppily but quickly dispatched Williams, who threw in the towel in the second round. |
| Apart from the lead, the play is undercast, and it is sloppily staged, even making experienced actors seen ineffectual. |
| He leaned over and sloppily kissed her, and she could smell liquor on his breath. |
| We pulled the levers on rickety rides and stood in sloppily painted game booths handing out Ping-Pong balls, bean bags, and squirt guns. |
