amateurishly

As a so-called professional he had been performing his work amateurishly.

A heavy black volume, amateurishly bound, with no name or title on the cover.

Though the sequence is intended as comedy, it's amateurishly staged.

It was a narrow room, lined with rather amateurishly fixed shelves.

It was amateurishly done and damaged the weapon's performance.

Anyone can die of what is amateurishly called heart failure, from one of several different causes.

In any event, a very awkward and amateurishly done commercial in my opinion.

It was a wash of white, shaped like a very amateurishly drawn Turkish crescent.

"If so," said Poirot, "it seems to have been done very amateurishly."

The desk set - a few pieces of plastic amateurishly glued together - is battered and scratched.

"If you are, you've gone about it amateurishly."

Some of the undertakings, amateurishly recorded on video, are like demented science experiments.

The quality of the shows can be amateurishly quaint or professionally polished, and the content is just as varied.

He went on to confess that he had behaved pretty amateurishly since winning election.

A cheap beard, my friend, and most imperfectly and amateurishly attached!

Many critics and audiences considered this film to be very cliched and "amateurishly done".

Its ears had been completely, amateurishly, removed, leaving only holes in the sides of its skull.

In 1983, students began restoring it in exchange for rent, and they worked slowly and sometimes amateurishly.

The other man took one startled step before Twoflower hit him amateurishly but effectively with the telescope.

Charmingly and amateurishly animated cats earnestly deliver their research with subjectivity.

Although the pair deserve better than an amateurishly written romance to scoop out their terrific potential as a combination".

With the snap of my fingers I can produce any number of experts who will state that these images were amateurishly faked.

It is not for me to run here and there, doing amateurishly the things that for a small sum someone else can do with professional skill.

He was carrying nothing incriminating except some false papers that looked amateurishly done, but probably good enough for the outlying republics.

There may be some thematic point to this disjunctiveness, but here it registers as amateurishly stilted.