Sentence examples for not really suitable from inspiring English sources

I also realised that living in college was not really suitable for my physical requirements.

"The truth is Eirelis are not really suitable for most small businesses," says Mr Abboud.

The diminutive dining area, with a mere 14 seats or so, is not really suitable for large family outings.

Incandescent light bulbs and fluorescent tubes are not really suitable for modulation, but they are yesterday's lighting technology.

Shooting in 3-D "is O.K.," he said, "when you do 'Avatar,' which is Fourth of July fireworks," but not really suitable for his purposes.

In his uproarious and loosely autobiographical talk, Waters introduces us to the concept of a blouse (a "feminine top", and he's not talking about an item of clothing), reacquaints us with sploshers (people who derive sexual pleasure from being covered in custard and baked beans), and talks about "blossoms", the result of an esoteric sexual practice not really suitable for a family website.

"But the metro-style trains aren't really suitable for long journeys.

"High-end lingerie isn't really suitable for every day," said Matthias Jaschke, the creator of the Wundervoll line, based in Berlin.

"Anthony became involved and worked with the family and recognised that even with all this work, the property wasn't really suitable in the long term," Barnard says.

Or the moment when the boys pitching their wearable technology concept quickly admitted that it wasn't really suitable to wear to a nightclub, or indeed, "in public".

"The ground itself isn't really suitable for a large group of campers".