Sentence examples for rarely good enough from inspiring English sources

But having the right answer is rarely good enough.

Train food is rarely good enough to eat, let alone earn praise.

Unlike Tosca, who lived for both art and love, Callas lived mainly for her passionate and unsettling art -- her love life was rarely good enough to compete -- and when it was over, she had nothing.

That's good, but rarely good enough to justify an on-the-spot job offer.

What with the fruit in "Blueberry Pie" resembling little bits of tarmac, and the sugar glazing of "Brittle Cake" suggesting a kind of Formica, the pieces rarely look good enough to eat, though "Oysters at Grand Central," which evokes an extra-tactile painting by Manet, has an appealing succulence that is at once painterly and aromatic.

Older, more complex and clunkier videoconferencing technologies rarely were good enough to stop people from traveling for an important meeting, he says.

It was a surreal subplot to a match in which they rarely looked like a team good enough to challenge for the title.

The two oldies from 2000 — Robert Paterson's "Embracing the Wind," for flute, harp and viola, and Julia Wolfe's "Earring," for piano — were good enough, and rarely heard enough, to justify the group's decision to relax its policy (and, perhaps, to make you wonder whether there really is much point to the decade rule).

This quick analysis suggests that good enough businesses can rarely earn margins seen in the premium segment, or the profits expected by distant headquarters in Europe or North America.

The iOS and Android Apps still seem to work OK, which is good enough for me since I rarely (read: never) use the actual Web player.

They are rarely meant to make the case that you are not good enough!