| Mr Connelly examines, rather cursorily, the evidence for this myth being, in part, a fable. |
| 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. |
| Family, friendships, a first marriage are only cursorily covered. |
| This day is one that typically Americans pay sort of attention to cursorily in the most off-handed ways. |
| The topics, however, being of monumental proportions, can only be cursorily sketched in less than three hundred pages. |
| 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. |
