Word: sloppyness
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A further confusion in the review is reflected in Miss McVeigh's sloppy use of the terminology "New" and "Old" Left--terms, invented by one wing of the movement to paint itself in a good light and its opponents in a bad light. There are serious differences in approach between...
Diercks, derided after Wiggins's goal, won the respect of the 900 fans with his sparkling work thereafter. His job was made difficult by the Crimson defenses unusual sloppy play. Diercks wound up with 28 saves, to 36 for the tenacious Kearney.
A new survey of "college reputations" shows that Harvard students, in the eyes of their peers, are promiscuous, bright, attractive, and well-dressed. Radcliffe students are promiscuous, bright, unattractive, and sloppy-looking.
You feel like a woman, like a basement tobacco shop, a busted fountain, a sloppy staircase. Dark, damp lists of words, you say them. One will say it all soon. Then you will not have to sweep up in the morning.
At the half, the Crimson led 40-37. The first five minutes were exceptionally sloppy, and even for the remainder of the half, Cornell did not look like a team with a 15-3 record. Harvard scoring was pretty evenly divided, but Barth Royer was making the team go by...