Mr Connelly examines, rather cursorily, the evidence for this myth being, in part, a fable. |
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Most forms are somewhat thick walled, and are generally finished simply, even cursorily, with few extraneous details or surface treatments. |
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Typically of the 70s, though, McGrath is only cursorily interested in the sexual politics that troubled this younger generation. |
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This day is one that typically Americans pay sort of attention to cursorily in the most off-handed ways. |
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The topics, however, being of monumental proportions, can only be cursorily sketched in less than three hundred pages. |
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Looked at cursorily, it gives the impression of a piece of glass and its edges are sharp and can cut. |
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It would be worthwhile examining, cursorily, the roots of this ideology before dispensing with it for good. |
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I am not doing his argument complete justice, but this is in part because the bulk of his analysis is in his articles and book draft and is only cursorily summarized here. |
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As a result, methods like Data Envelopment Analysis and parametric methods will only be cursorily discussed. |
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Young people in the banlieues told me that colonial history is cursorily taught, and literature from former colonies hardly read. |
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The latter class was used to cursorily evaluate the phenology of births on the calving ground. |
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The adjacent rear courtyard contains above all man-sized ceramic figures which are only cursorily protected by a wooden roof. |
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Family, friendships, a first marriage are only cursorily covered. |
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As one rushee group leaves and one arrives, the current sisters will cursorily vote on the girls based on their scintillating five minute conversation. |
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It is a misconception widely held by people who have read Das Kapital only cursorily that Karl Marx believed wealth should be redistributed more evenly. |
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You can teach a good deal of theory, simulate decision making by cursorily looking at case material and learn about how businesses ought to be run. |
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The remainder of the treatise dealt cursorily with some of the topics more fully treated in the Human Nature and the Leviathan. |
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The media are hugely stacked against the opposition, which is rarely given even a cursorily polite airing by the all-state-run radio and television services. |
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Murky business Occupied land Let them eat yellowcake ReprintsAborigines were mentioned cursorily in the constitution, and only to exclude them from the new country built on their tribal lands. |
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These techniques are often not considered techniques in their own right and are typically only cursorily mentioned as preparatory steps in the development of integrity codes. |
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Chaplin never spoke more than cursorily about his filmmaking methods, claiming such a thing would be tantamount to a magician spoiling his own illusion. |
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