Sentence examples for sufficiently perfect from inspiring English sources

In support of taking Descartes to be employing the weaker principle that includes the fourth condition, it could be pointed out that, at least at this early point in the Meditations, Descartes does have a reason for thinking that whatever is causally responsible for his "state of being," is not sufficiently "perfect" so as to have made that equipment reliable.

Guided surface-to-air missiles, or SAMs, were under development when World War II ended, notably by the Germans, but were not sufficiently perfected to be used in combat.

Every stage, every song, every bite and brew, every light is so sufficiently perfected as to be indistinguishable from sorcery.

However, delaying implementation of tools that use genomic information until they are sufficiently perfected does not represent a realistic solution.

This shift may have occurred once the phage core modules were sufficiently perfected to become an effectively fixed entity by evolution, as they lost the modularity of their constituent components.

The 10-poem sequence begins, famously, with an impassioned question about our place in the universe, between a self-sufficiently perfect heaven and the "knowing brutes" below: "Who, if I cried, would hear me among the Dominions / of Angels?" it begins in Gass's new translation.

However, current studies of DEAP in generator mode have not sufficiently provided perfect solutions for practical applications.

In a year which saw new collections from several of the UK's leading poetry lights, Sean O'Brien's November (Picador, £8.99) and David Harsent's Night (Faber, £9.99) are both examples of poets working at the top of their game – and both sufficiently tenebrous to offer perfect fare for a murky winter's evening.