Sentence examples for a satisfying enough from inspiring English sources

The biologist, meanwhile, is forced to wait until the others have presented their cases, and only then can he or she look to piece together a satisfying enough, albeit watered down, explanation for the one cell to explain all the rest.

Many fine small moments pepper the family dramedy "One More Time," but they don't add up to a satisfying enough whole.

Death would remain the only thing for which there would not be anything in regular life that would have a satisfying enough explanation.

As to the whole ticking clock as we build-up to the climax, it pays off in a satisfying enough way (though if you're coming at this as a fan of the book, be warned that the entire third act is a massive swerve from the original).

Prices have certainly increased, but a small ice, satisfying enough — unless you can't resist a $3.50 "super" — is still $1.50.

Can the external realist adduce a theory intellectually satisfying enough to counter Vasubandhu's suggestion that we throw up our hands and admit that what appears to be out there is only in our minds?

While a pot full of mujadara is satisfying enough to be a whole meal, I always yearn for vegetables alongside to round it out.

I'm sure, sitting in the Coronet, I found this satisfying enough, a tender final counterpoint to the movie's main business of horseplay (Fletcher's mental block is used, aggressively, as an excuse for Carrey to smash office equipment, fall over, leap into walls and crush his own head with a toilet seat).

The overall experience, then, is a shallow one, but ultimately satisfying enough for the brief  time it lasts.

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His confidence is misplaced, but it's encouraging and, after half an hour, I am doing a sort of wobbly crouch, which is satisfying enough.