Sentence examples for is never sufficiently from inspiring English sources

The mystery of why she is so alienated from both home and loving parents is never sufficiently explained.

At a level of emotion, I found the book very moving but I do question and would like to discuss the narrative necessity of having had Henry's son Mitt die (in a way that is never sufficiently explained).

Why emotion should be a capital offence is never sufficiently explained; but it is of a piece with the film's investigation of a flight from feeling – what psychologist Ian D Suttie once named the "taboo on tenderness".

The fictional substance that might have shed more light on Michael's psyche — such as the ostracism of his parents — is never sufficiently explained in a way that would give us a clearer view of the subtle interior development of Michael's psychic reality.

Roads were never sufficiently expanded to accommodate the swelling population.

But her choices, she says, were never sufficiently grand.

Hammet doubts it: the book was never "sufficiently dull-witted and pompous to be mistaken for national literature".

An acrobat politician rather than an engineer politician, he was never sufficiently interested in the mechanics of government and that had consequences for its performance.

The surfeit of money in a production often proves to be a constraint from which a movie and its makers are never sufficiently liberated.

Although edible, lancelets are never sufficiently abundant to constitute a significant source of food to humans or an important part of the food chain in nature.

As engaging as the Don Quixote story has been since Cervantes wrote it 400 years ago, Frick was never sufficiently taken by the charms of these tapestries to hang them in his home.