Sentence examples for a wholly satisfactory from inspiring English sources

But I accept that isn't a wholly satisfactory answer".

The question of how the pyramids were built has not received a wholly satisfactory answer.

I tried again and this time he turned round and said, "It's my agent," as if that was a wholly satisfactory explanation.

Estimates suggest that 30,000 jobs could be created; never a wholly satisfactory sort of statistic but with sound reasoning behind it.

But even though the outcome of the match will be celebrated by all those who remember when rain-affected draws were the highlight of a home series, it cannot be said to have been a wholly satisfactory Test.

While this all made it a wholly satisfactory evening for Pellegrini, City are at Aston Villa on Saturday when Paul Lambert's side should beware, though David Silva's thigh injury may keep him out until next week's visit of Bayern Munich for the second Champions League group game.

"Le Duc d'Albe" makes for a rewarding, if not wholly satisfactory, experience and ought to stimulate interest in Donizetti's other French grand operas.

Perhaps fittingly for a musical that makes chortling sport of the world's injustices and outrages, "Candide" has had a twisty and not wholly satisfactory history, despite its irreverent, iridescent score by Bernstein (music) and Richard Wilbur (most of the lyrics).

Such an account is not wholly satisfactory.

There is no wholly satisfactory definition of a book, as the word covers a variety of publications (for example, some publications that appear periodically, such as The World Almanac and Book of Facts, may be considered books).

General evaluation was wholly satisfactory and then characterized by green colour confirming a positive result of the first survey.