Sentence examples for perhaps sufficiently from inspiring English sources

And the public, perhaps sufficiently enervated and confused by reality, was not eager to see it recreated on screen.

Mike Hussey remains an obdurate obstacle, Shane Watson might just have kept his head at the latest prospect of a century, Brad Haddin, so bizarrely placed below new boy Steve Smith in the batting order, may have another top-notch innings in him and Johnson, for the moment at least, is perhaps sufficiently buoyed to reproduce the quality of his first-innings knock.

This difference in results is, perhaps, sufficiently great that different conclusions might be drawn.

This tissue will glue together the bone fragments to a certain degree, perhaps sufficiently to maintain reduction unless undue stress or strain is thrown against the fracture line.

Brickell is perhaps not sufficiently appreciated as a singer.

Perhaps any sufficiently sophisticated science fiction, at least in his case, is nearly indistinguishable from religion.

His Bethune is all too human, yes, but perhaps not sufficiently humane.

Perhaps any sufficiently simple principle, if vividly experienced, really is indistinguishable from magic.

That defensive tactics have become the standard of international play in both sports, and that these teams have not much emphasized them, is perhaps not sufficiently underlined.

Andrew Motion, chairman of the Booker judges, said last week that the subtlety of Mr. Jacobson's writing, the way it mixes comedy and tragedy, had not, perhaps, been sufficiently appreciated before.

What is strange, and, though universally known, perhaps not sufficiently discussed, is that Burress's absence was due not to an injury but to prison time, and his inability to bounce all the way back surely must have something to do with the nature of that experience.