Sentence examples for I inadequately from inspiring English sources

These loony poems of his are a source of endless instruction, humor and philosophical entertainment (as I inadequately understand the term — or terms, I suppose).

If I inadequately discuss the novels, how is it that "the re-emergence of Sinclair Lewis as a paradigmatic American novelist" is the "potential result" (her words) of my biography?

Therefore, inaccurate staging cannot be excluded in some cases since about 17% of presumed stage I inadequately staged patients are upstaged to stage III after proper surgical staging [ 23].

I also feel that I was inadequately trained in the part of radio that I wanted to get into (behind the scenes, not radio personality), thus I couldn't get the radio positions I really wanted.

I feel inadequately debriefed when I peek my head back out.

I try, inadequately and frivolously, to say something in my article about what it is that intellectuals do or do not find interesting.

When I mother inadequately, the big strong neck that interferes is almost always my insecurity and my lack of faith.

Several sources suggest that this was precisely what motivated Arcesilaus: Cicero, for instance, stresses repeatedly that he agreed with Zeno that it is irrational to hold opinions, i.e., inadequately warranted assents — premise [6] in sect.

Rather inadequately, I wrote this in response: Dear Jamy: I don't know if I can answer your question, but I very badly want to try — for my own sake as much as anything.

"I took into account two or three things which I think are inadequately reflected in the UN [report]," Sanyal explains.

Or perhaps I should say inadequately heated.