sloppily

I breathed sloppily through my mouth, hung my head between my legs, and spit every so often.

From the title on, Cheney the author seems hopelessly, blindly, foolishly, sloppily in love with his subject.

Many are sloppily melodramatic and the show seems thrown at you unedited.

Generally, Oswald's uniforms were clean but not neat; they were either unironed or sloppily ironed.

It was nearly eleven o'clock when Jenny, entering the sitting-room, found Irene bunched sloppily over the fire.

Six months after admission she began to feed herself but rather sloppily.

We went in and sat down just as the Chinaman was handing thick cups of coffee around rather sloppily.

He was a tall but sloppily built fellow, and after a straight one on the point of his chin I back-twisted him over the iron bed.