Sentence examples for passable too from inspiring English sources
His technique was more than passable, too.
Although some argue that the bill is not plausible nor passable and too expensive, children urge us to remember that the opponent of the Green New Deal is not the chamber of commerce, but rather the changing climate.
While SOES' aggregate balance-sheet is passable, some companies are too indebted.
Seen at a certain distance, Bill Murray is a passable FDR, but he grins too easily and never suggests FDR's gravitas or greatness.
A number of unclassified Cranach-style works are still floating around on the art market, varying from reasonably good to passable to downright poor, and these too should be systematically looked at.
The Harry Potter films featured perfectly passable beasties, even if Rowling occasionally borrowed too much from Tolkien and ancient Greek mythology.
A semifictionalized bio-drama created by Kirsten Holly Smith and Jonathan Vankin, the production showcases Ms. Smith doing a passable Springfield impersonation, albeit one that's too light on the panda-eye makeup and lacking the requisite height and volume in the signature 1960s blond helmet.
Most rural roads are unpaved: some are not passable during rainy seasons while others are too steep for vehicles to pass.
Battery life is passable, but you won't want to stray too far away from the charger.
She makes her entrance slightly late, smiling a detached but cheerful smile — it doesn't do for an unaccompanied woman to appear too eager — accepts a glass of the passable white wine they're doling out, and drifts among the assembled nibblers and sippers.
The open road into the valley, which was passable when Zuercher first came to the region six years ago, has become too dangerous in the last 12 months.
