Sentence examples for duties satisfactorily from inspiring English sources

"It's going to be about facing down George Bush and his failure to perform his duties satisfactorily as commander in chief, his failure to keep the American people safe".

But the language of citizenship, with all its implications of equal rights and equal duties, has not yet satisfactorily taken its place.

In general, society satisfactorily fulfills this duty of imparting moral knowledge to its members through moral education of various forms, including, as in African societies, telling morally-freighted proverbs and folktales to its younger members.

That the themes found in Antigone – honour, love, pride, gender, duty and fate – have fascinated many writers over the years is obvious from the number of adaptations it's undergone, and yet it is a hard story to tell satisfactorily.

Some weren't answered satisfactorily.

"I think he has satisfactorily answered that".

She has satisfactorily tied her shoes.

But the question was never satisfactorily answered.

Her mother never answered her questions satisfactorily.

This question is never satisfactorily answered.

Green wood does not burn satisfactorily.