Sentence examples for not usefully from inspiring English sources

Indeed, in many countries the middle classes could not usefully be described as bourgeois.

Could parliamentarians not usefully take themselves to the Maghreb, to open their minds to the Arab spring?

As he wrote in an early paper on the issue which he sought to overcome, "...recording an instrument such as a piano or violin does not usefully load the tape over the whole audio spectrum, and thus high frequency noises are noticeable during reproduction".

Thought experiments such as, "Can I move something from A to B without passing through the intervening space?" are tried and tested tools in the explanation of such ideas; familiarity with the trappings of Star Trek serves nicely to bring such things to life.The question of why humans cannot interbreed with Vulcans (sorry, Mr Spock) is not usefully explored in the same way.

Most of the events he talks about are old and buried and not usefully rehashed now.

A conventional differential does not usefully distribute the torque to the wheels when a wheel is skidding.

But you don't have to look hard in Dickens or Proust to find bits that can't usefully be cut.

The online activation procedure means you can't usefully save Windows 10 upgrade code, or transfer an upgrade from a different laptop.

This kind of Internet use isn't usefully described as an addiction, even if there's some shirking of chores and insomnia to it.

"These systems aren't usefully understood just as different cognitive responses to the same stimuli they're completely different integrated systems.

The extremity of Mathilde's suffering makes her repression of it less interesting than a more ordinary version of such self-control (she doesn't really have a self, so its repression just makes her a double negative); and Lotto's shortsighted complacency is also suddenly less interesting, because less culpable (we can't usefully judge him for not knowing what was strenuously kept from him).