Sentence examples for perfectly suffice from inspiring English sources
The bassist, Pat Noecker, played lines electronically altered to sound like a guitar; the standing percussionist, Bill Salas, played a drum machine where real drums would perfectly suffice; and the chattering, stern, cocky, ironic lead singer, Ms. Barie, affected derangement of the senses.
Many people I know are able to shrug it off, roll with the punches and take it in stride when service is abysmally slow, people are late, and someone uses 100 words to answer a question rather than the five or six that would suffice perfectly.
Will "absolutely gutted" suffice?
Given a consistent reference alignment, selecting a reference sequence closely resembling the candidate sequence and transferring the alignment positions of the shared segments suffices to perfectly align those shared segments.
indescribable," he said, stretching out the adjective with a heavy Germanic emphasis, and leaving behind an implication, also comic, that his short reply sufficed as a perfectly comprehensive explanation of the relative merits of English and German humor.
It suffices to note that this is perfectly consistent with law being source-based.
Papa's Letters He knows perfectly well that a Skype call or an email would suffice, that I appreciate his words any way I hear them, but he is old-school: A man of ink and paper, flowers and napalm.
This sample pretreatment technique was perfectly suitable for the FPIA of lager beer samples, but for dark beer and ale it did not suffice.
Perfectly, perfectly self-satisfied.
Nothing else will suffice.
