perfunctory造句

Even contacts, also be perfunctory.

Don't your perfunctory, I want is true.

I want to be your love, not your so-called perfunctory.

Once things to be caught unprepared on theimminent, they will find an excuse prevarication everywhere perfunctory.

It is a source of anxiety because it is a perfunctory question frequently asked.

I am not asking for too much to eat, but more and more perfunctory canteen our group students.

Repeated, perfunctory responses. A person who says, "Oh really? Oh really? That's interesting. Oh really?" is probably not too engaged.

Both missives were perfunctory - winner and loser wishing each other well, best to your wife, that kind of thing.

There are no excess baggage fees for heavy luggage, security checks are perfunctory and passengers can use their mobile phones.

Unlike the Europeans, with their perfunctory, pith-helmeted explorations of the interior, the Arabs sought to establish a lasting trade presence in the region.

So if the brief study which I shalt lay before you to-day is more perfunctory than it should be, I hope you will excuse me.

Rarely did these propositions even contain a perfunctory “Hello, you look nice in pinstripes” or any other kind of humanizing email chatter.

Hardly fastidious homemakers, the birds raise their nestlings in the dark on a layer of tiny fish bones regurgitated as pellets, then shattered with a perfunctory peck.

but the lingering impression is of a perfunctory sequel — one made not to enrich the story or characters but because the first one made a bundle.

The perfunctory report of the Science Appraisal Panel, chaired by Lord Oxburgh, examined only 11 papers produced by the CRU, none of them remotely connected to what the fuss was all about.

God is not pleased with thoughtless singing of hymns, perfunctory praying of cliches, or careless exclamations of "Praise the Lord, " because we can't think of anything else to say at that moment.

His senior colleagues at Harvard—some able, more of them drab—sent him a letter urging him to stay; it said the right things, but was perhaps a little perfunctory.