skim through
Verb
Meaning
to go through something hastily
to read something hurriedly without being attached to details
Source: en.wiktionary.orgSynonyms
Examples
And if you think you’re not going to be asked by someone inside or outside your company to explain your lack of a VDP, skim through these quotes and then think again.
Be prepared for a hefty read and don't hesitate to skim through the parts that may be too technical for some.
If we skim through the press, we will find a mass of recent news articles reporting how a significant proportion of the population is coming into retirement to find that they are drastically underinvested and, thus, unable to retire comfortably.
Meanwhile, modern readers competently skim through multiple online news-sites in a matter of minutes, liking and sharing, but not necessarily caring and understanding, as they go.
However, I will skim through the reviews to see if the book was actually read by the person rating it.
I also skim through the Wall Street Journal, mostly the travel, personal, and book reviews.