Sentence examples for really adequate from inspiring English sources

But those categories aren't really adequate to describe the book.

"Then there were places we found it was thin and not really adequate for downhill racing".

None is really adequate for the pirate custom of interviewing sailors about their captain's character.

"Unfortunately my illustration skills were not really adequate to the job.

More seriously, the concepts Rosenfeld deploys to pull these very varied phenomena together are not really adequate to the task.

Giving the manuscript, one memo reads, was "the only really adequate gesture which it is in our power to make in return for the means to preserve our country".

Its positives dramatically outweigh its negatives, and right now, there is really no adequate substitute for the psychoactive drugs.

"I mean, I'm not trying to quibble words here, but obviously the first sets of weapons came out with really no adequate way of checking them".

When people did master it, they realized that it wasn't — that no one style of cooking really was adequate to our appetites.

These three long ago passed a point where comparisons to other athletes made sense: there weren't really any adequate comparisons.

As I started to do projects within these contexts, I suddenly found that all my Le Corbusier was material that was really not adequate to operate on those scales".