Sentence examples for seem unsatisfactory from inspiring English sources

It may seem unsatisfactory that dastardly behaviour at both banks can result in a 100% discount on fines, plus an admission of wrongdoing.

The explanations seem unsatisfactory, given the risk and especially given that only Mr. Atta and Mr. Alomari, who were on the same hijacking team, took the steps they did, which means that whatever their motivation, it did not apply to the three other teams.

Absent specific refinements to the λ weightings, the quadratic measures seem unsatisfactory as a solution to the problem of both accuracy and cognitive value.

Even if Ackrill can find some plausible route from questions to Aristotle's categories, the methods he propose still seem unsatisfactory for the simple reason that they depend far too much on our question-asking inclinations.

We know so much about the great that we can easily envisage ourselves hobnobbing with them -- which can make real life seem unsatisfactory by comparison.

From this perspective our DNA sequence-dependent model might seem unsatisfactory, because if mutations stochastically "sprinkle" hotspot motifs into the genome over time, then one would expect hotspots to arise with equal probability in coding and noncoding regions.

This seems unsatisfactory.

However, it still seems unsatisfactory that her many illustrious fans – Charles Reade, Wilde, Edward Burne-Jones, Bernard Shaw – were forever paying tribute mainly to the pictures she made on stage.

But what is harder to describe, even a week later, is 'why?' Every explanation seems unsatisfactory, designed to conform to an ideology or a theory.

But even then it seems unsatisfactory.

As the geometry of spacetime principally resides on the left-hand side, this situation seems unsatisfactory.