Sentence examples for adequately told from inspiring English sources

Conversations with, among others, a former director of Cunard persuaded him that "the liner's history and the reasons behind her sinking had never been adequately told".

The best comics are nearly always the ones that tell a story that could not have been adequately told in any other medium.

That has raised questions about whether the computer system — which differs from earlier models of 737 — was flawed, or whether pilots have been adequately told about changes to it and trained.

"I believe their story has never been adequately told and they will never rest until it is," the Cajun detective says in CREOLE BELLE (Simon & Schuster, $27.99), referring to the ghosts of plantation slaves, Confederate soldiers and uprooted Acadians he sees in the watery mists.

questions whether his own reporting - and that of others - has adequately told the story about global warming.

In a special Radio 4 series the BBC's Environmental Analyst Roger Harrabin questions whether his own reporting - and that of others - has adequately told the whole story about global warming.

You did not adequately tell my side of the story.

He knew we could never adequately tell their story or do justice to the sacrifice of their lives.

Shearsmith is first among equals, initially as businessman Geoff Tipps, driven beyond frustration to fury by his friend's inability to adequately tell a joke.

"What we were doing was not adequately telling people about the terms and conditions of their contract or adequately making sure they had the information they needed to switch.

Moreover, the lack of a biomedical explanation hinders GPs in adequately telling patients what is wrong [ 19].