Sentence examples for far more satisfactory from inspiring English sources

Ms. Alexandre described the live process as far more satisfactory than a computerized choreography program.

Dry breadcrumbs, oats and crackers yield far more satisfactory results, but they all lack the softness of the fresh kind.

Photography was the most democratic picture-making process since pen and paper, and, in most cases, the results were far more satisfactory.

For many people it will be far more satisfactory than a drip-feed of, say, £200 a month from an annuity when they may be too old or ill to appreciate it.

"If the underlying problems at the Don Dale centre are dealt with, staff and the children they oversee would both be in a far more satisfactory environment," said NT secretary Kay Densley.

Coalitions, where differences need to be worked at, and dialogue needs to take place to mediate between ideologies, are a far more satisfactory approach in the long run, to elective dictatorship.

The singing required to maximize the score throughout is far more than satisfactory, as conducted by Maurizio Benini.

Far more separated fathers maintain satisfactory relationships with their children in Sweden than the UK, and it is not because their courts have a magic formula, it is because fathers are assumed to be equally responsible parents from the word go.

As was shown in Peter Novick's far more balanced (though not entirely satisfactory) book, "The Holocaust in American Life," the changing perception of the Nazi genocide of the Jews has also opened the way for a variety of exploiters and small-time opportunists.

In contrast to the syllogistic itself (or, as commentators like to call it, the assertoric syllogistic), this modal syllogistic appears to be much less satisfactory and is certainly far more difficult to interpret.

However, clinical and experimental evidences show that the regeneration is usually far more difficult and the results are far from satisfactory, especially after severe injuries [3], [5].