Sentence examples for sufficiently expressive from inspiring English sources
But it added, "Smoking, by itself, is not sufficiently expressive to qualify for First Amendment protection".
But, the court added, "smoking, by itself, is not sufficiently expressive to qualify for First Amendment protection".
However, she found that this was not sufficiently expressive of her temperament, so decided to become a nurse instead.
But by the mid-90's, Mr. Friedman began to feel that such transformations were not sufficiently expressive of the increasingly complex way he perceived the world around him.
Both have rich, polished voices and were sufficiently expressive that Mr. Quasthoff's comments were essentially matters of fine-tuning and goading them to think more carefully about how particular passages might be most eloquently presented.
Next we show that the architecture is sufficiently expressive in principle.
Indeed, many contemporary expressivists would contend that these expressive resources are sufficiently powerful that we can explain by means of them the features of practical deliberation that initially give it the appearance of a genuine form of reasoning (Blackburn 1998, Gibbard 1990, Gibbard 2003).
Most of the largest and expressive data come from developed countries, and could not be sufficiently representative of pregnant women living in developing countries.
In this study we have tested the following hypothesis: ω ij ∈ [−1, +1] is a sufficiently large permissible range for the important ω ij parameter values, because it is expressive enough 1.
(2) Developing regions such as sub-Saharan Africa and Latin American countries harbor the highest numbers of women of reproductive age exposed to ART. 1, 25, 47, 48 Most of the largest and expressive data comes from retrospective, prospective, and case-report studies carried out in developed countries and could be not sufficiently representative of pregnant women living in developing countries.
