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After a cursory look at the view, they were ready to leave.

So what do you look for if on the most cursory levels, everything looks the same?

She asked one or two cursory questions about their published work.

But that's all I had ever really given the evidence: a cursory look.

We made only cursory use of it upon our way to them.

Then it will be up to you to give them cursory training.

"I think that shows only a cursory knowledge of the law."

Again he gave only a cursory look at his two cards.

He gave it only a cursory look over his shoulder.

They looked good on computer, too, if the check was cursory.

Even a cursory look at his face revealed the answer.

She gave the man on the ground a cursory glance.

So he always gave these messages at least a cursory look.

She gave him a cursory glance and looked away again.

After a cursory look about the room, it went back to drinking.

"In terms of talking about the issues affecting young people, they did a very cursory job."

They waved him in after no more than a cursory question or two.

But he makes clear that they gave only cursory attention to the financial details of their business.

A cursory examination told him they'd been here this morning.

A cursory glance told him that the other was dead.

A. We only give a cursory look at dividend history.

He made a cursory search of the bridge, found nothing.

Of course there's only been time for a cursory sampling.

But there are areas where the handling seems more cursory.

The photographs are first rate and the information is more than cursory treatment.