Sentence examples for more than acceptably from inspiring English sources
Bam, it's a gaming monitor, and it performs more than acceptably.
Most of the contact we made, skin to skin, was glancing and accidental, hardly more than what passes acceptably between strangers on the street.
Being a hobo, self-sufficient, despising welfare, is thus acceptably American, and probably more than that.When Mr Stevens was elected king of the hobos at the hobos' convention in Iowa in 1988 he became nationally famous.
Over all, more than 85percentt of the city's streets and sidewalks were considered acceptably clean, the city concluded.
He said that the number of Blue Sky days, those with acceptably clean air according to the city's monitoring system, has more than doubled since 1998.
From the vantage point of the Kentish side of the Thames Estuary, from the more acceptably bourgeois Whitstable or the wholly more industrial coastline gothic of Sheerness on the Isle of Sheppey, Southend is imperceptible.
Ultimately, Lin's work accounts for every graceless valence of self-loathing and despair and numbness, and in doing so so nerdily and wispily and--we must say it--with such acceptably intermittent vulnerability and empathy and humor, the work does accrue to itself, and to its author, more than a little a bit of genuine grace.
The results have shown that the multi-objective design more acceptably satisfies generalized engineering criteria than other two single-objective optimized designs.
More than that, actually.
