Sentence examples for Not quite sufficient from inspiring English sources

But this is not quite sufficient consolation for Redmond.

All of which are creepy and chilling, if not quite sufficient for building a great work of suspense fiction.

It was magnificent but, so feeble was her play during the guts of the set, it was not quite sufficient.

Clearly the prejudices acquired by age 18 are not quite sufficient to explain the impact of lovers acquired afterwards.

For works in the silkscreen technique, these were vast amounts, if not quite sufficient to please the vendors.

Simply, and perverse as it sounds, Harbinger needs more strings to his bow – a Timeform rating of 140 is curiously not quite sufficient.

And, as if that weren't quite sufficient, he riffs on: "His kingdom is bound in its nutshell.

What concerns smoldering glances, well, not only is there a major age difference, but the level of acting isn't quite sufficient.

The official reason for all this modern technology is that it makes the currency hard to counterfeit, but that explanation isn't quite sufficient.

It was as though mere flesh and blood, however handsomely booted and spurred, weren't quite sufficient, and neither was the art that purported to celebrate them — better to embody them in rocks and ruins.

It was as though mere flesh and blood, however handsomely booted and spurred, weren't quite sufficient, and neither was the art that purported to celebrate them better to embody them in rocks and ruins.