Sentence examples for not really satisfactory from inspiring English sources

Even that, though, is not really satisfactory.

Most salutary is the way he defends crucial aspects of American life, in the way that liberals over here tend not to (the line that goes "race relations are much better here because blacks can date whites much more easily than in America" is not really satisfactory).

(This explanation, which may at first seem plausible, is not really satisfactory, because he lost his job in the spring of 1933, when he had been engaged for two full years to Veronika, or Vera, Liebl, who eventually became his wife. Why had he not married her while he still held a good job?

Frege's approach was abandoned because it was not really satisfactory.

"I thought, this isn't really satisfactory.

Simply counting steps isn't really satisfactory as you usually lose the thread after the first 598.

"And like you, I've often thought, 'Which country really is the best?' You see these articles and someone goes, 'Oh, Spain won the Davis Cup and the Tour de France and the football, and so then they're the best.' I thought, 'This isn't really satisfactory.' So we set ourselves the challenge of trying to find a statistically meaningful way of ranking the countries.

In an interview with The Los Angeles Times, Ms. Rice said the Israeli response to American concerns was "not really a satisfactory response".

It's not really a satisfactory answer considering the problem cost us several hundred thousand Swiss francs and imperiled the business".

So we should perhaps accept that (EDX) as it stands does not really constitute a satisfactory definition of a species of existential dependence, conceived as an objective metaphysical relation between entities, because it is insufficiently perspicuous.

It was entirely satisfactory in combat during World War I. Heavy machine guns were satisfactory for defensive roles but were not really portable.