Sentence examples similar to serviceable preference from inspiring English sources

Serviceable service.

Service was serviceable, if inconsistent.

Let these generous sentiments be supposed ever so weak; let them be insufficient to move even a hand or finger of our body; they must still direct the determinations of our mind, and where everything else is equal, produce a cool preference of what is useful and serviceable to mankind, above what is pernicious and dangerous.

And if Mary McCarthy's novels offered the reader mere verisimilitude, Hardwick submitted that "taste and accuracy" were serviceable substitutions for a weak dramatic sense: "The reader follows the parade of tastes and preferences with a good deal of honest excitement and suspense, wondering if he can guess the morals of the kind of person who would cover a meat loaf with Campbell's tomato soup".

Serviceable, perhaps.

He called it serviceable.

Short, serviceable wine list.

Robert's is serviceable.

THE BAR Full bar and serviceable wine list.

A serviceable if unexciting sausage.

The wine list is short and serviceable.