Sentence examples for something sufficient from inspiring English sources
But it's easy to see how you might leap to that assumption, because what you often find here are the kind of well-intentioned ruminations — "The people I love / lack something sufficient / for the violence of this world" (oh, buck up, people!) — that you might expect from a pop star who lets verse pour forth in his dressing room between bites of a vegan corn dog.
The skeptical proposals (that the skeptic adheres to the plausible, the convincing, or to appearances) have in common their appeal to something less than full-fledged belief about how things are, while allowing something sufficient to generate and guide action.
"Up to now, we cannot say that we already have something sufficient to make charges on those people.
It's better to finish the assignment (or do something sufficient to hand in, perhaps with a B or B-, or even less) and hand it in on time than to hand it in really late or not at all.
What Darwin did not seem to realize, but theoretical developments over the last 40 years or so have made clear, is that this kind of process can be effective only if something maintains sufficient heritable variation among groups (or equivalently, maintains sufficient relatedness within groups).
In that case, if you try to buy something without sufficient funds, the transaction is simply declined.
Mr. Reid wants to come up with some sort of leadership position to recognize Mrs. Clinton's standing as one of the party's most popular figures, and aides said he was confident that he could arrive at something with sufficient muscle to appeal to her.
By E. B. White The New Yorker, March 27 , 1937P. 13 On a dark day, with nurses striking in hospitals and Woolworth girls jostled by policemen and mob rule predicted in Michigan and anti-Fascist riots in the streets of Paris, we went through the papers with a fine toothcomb to find something of sufficient inconquence for our readers (many of whom are editors of the Nation) to ingest.
They wanted to produce something of sufficient quality that it looked good on the iPhone, matching the polish and sophistication of the iPhone itself.
We had that weird, sweaty, teenage belief that if we just dropped a bunch of ordinance on Syria, it would demonstrate a "something" of sufficient "somethingness," that Assad would "hesitate before using chemical weapons again".
A simple "thank you, I appreciate you saying something" is sufficient.
