Sentence examples for faithfully enough from inspiring English sources

In 1821 his father sent him to Paris to study medicine, and for a year he followed his courses faithfully enough to obtain his first degree in science.

Ms. Hite and Mr. Stockton praised the work on the campaign by the Framestore New York unit of Framestore, a visual effects company that, he said, "integrated the gecko into the environments" faithfully enough that "he doesn't look composited".

How does an artist depict a space faithfully enough to show its affect on a subject?

She delivers the verses faithfully enough, her world-famous voice sounding confident if hurried.

Although several notations have been proposed to model the ODP computational viewpoint, either they are not expressive enough to faithfully represent all its concepts, or they tend to suffer from a lack of formal support.

And hey, isn't this show called The Voice? Brooke's voice on "Faithfully" might've been enough to propel her to the top four.

This allows genetic material to be packed small enough to be faithfully segregated to opposite cell halves, and compact enough to withstand the forces generated during this process.

Such a faithfully followed, even inventive pattern is not enough, however.

The movie was two and half hours long, but it seemed to race by, cramming in plot points faithfully but not stopping to devote quite enough time to anything.

According to the Nyquist-Shannon theory (a cornerstone of communications science), a sampling frequency of twice the maximum frequency in an audio stream is usually enough to reproduce the signal faithfully.

The land belonged to the Duke of Devonshire who, forewarned of the mass trespass, mobilised his gamekeepers to defend his grouse moors and invited the parish clerk to remind the ramblers of the law - a task that he would have faithfully performed if the transgressors had remained long enough in one place to allow him to address them.