Sentence examples for Quite inadequate from inspiring English sources

Medical stores were quite inadequate".

Inherited institutions are proving quite inadequate to national requirements.

Unfortunately, Mr Searle's attempts at diagnosis are quite inadequate.

Plenty of what we did was quite inadequate.

And she's very attention-seeking because, socially, she's feels quite inadequate".

It was my first job and I remember feeling quite inadequate.

His manager's not said more - he said something but quite frankly what he has said is rather inadequate as far as I'm concerned.

The timing of Ferguson's autobiography, with all its strategic point-scoring, is another demonstration of his less appealing side and, yes, it is probably true Moyes would not have looked quite so inadequate if the retired manager were not so visible.

Suppose one finds phenomenal character quite generally inadequate for the intentionality of thought and sense-experience by answering 'yes' either to (i), or to both (ii) and (iii).

He does not think that an ethic of ultimate ends suffices most of the time, but gives way in conditions of supreme emergency; rather his view appears to be that the ultimate ends ethic is quite generally inadequate to politics.

Under Cromwell, in 1538 9, the shire musters were overhauled, but Cromwell's work served most to demonstrate quite how inadequate they were in organisation.