Hi @malaga.1979, I’m not @zoran, but here’s what works for me:
Take the sample sentences that you want used in the lingq’s, and create a document containing all of them. Then import the whole thing as a lesson.
Then either use the auto lingQ browser plugin from Rooster to add them all at once to your vocabulary list. After that, you can use lingQ observer to look through the new vocabulary and quickly adjust anything that doesn’t look quite right, or go to the vocabulary and filter by recently added, and look down the list to quickly make sure all the def’s etc. are what you wanted; from there you can easily just click on any word to fix as needed.
That’s my work around, with a million thanks to @roosterburton who has been hard at work making the LingQ experience ever better.
Your mileage may vary.