Sentence examples for sufficiently relaxed from inspiring English sources

If he edged his hands, though very low on the handle, were sufficiently relaxed for the ball not to carry to second slip.

There is a sunken area, reached by a number of steps, and when the subject feels sufficiently relaxed, they descend to the lower level to deepen that feeling.

He did not jump the ticket barriers, but used his ticket and felt sufficiently relaxed to pick up a free newspaper.

"It's difficult to find people sufficiently relaxed," she said, "that they'll let go and hold the shot as long as it takes for a child to get it as his pace".

Communing with these marine celebrities is thought by many to have real therapeutic value and certainly we return to Diva aglow with a sense of profound wellbeing, but are we sufficiently relaxed?

In fact, Kennedy — who had no debate coach and almost never rehearsed — arrived in Chicago the day before the debate and, after a long morning reviewing potential questions and issues in the sunlight on his hotel roof (his TV tan, contrary to reports, was not from campaigning in California), was sufficiently relaxed to nap.

The view from home, which includes Eastchester Bay and Long Island Sound, was sufficiently relaxing.

However, they may not sufficiently relax uterine arteries maximally constricted, and thus may be ineffective with respect to placental perfusion.

Apparently, by sufficiently relaxing the tertiary TaqII protein structure, DMSO greatly enhances functional substitution of SAM, bound to the allosteric effector protein pocket, by SIN.

Smaller relaxation times (4 fs; Figure 5E – F) actually reduces the fluctuation in the system At this relaxation time, the system has not yet relaxed sufficiently by the next pulse and PUFF only needs to generate a small force to maintain the system at the desired velocity.

Our friend relaxed sufficiently to tell us that Woollcott had appeared at the Hospital of the Good Shepherd a few days earlier with a heart condition and that "the pack of lies was "The Man Who Came To Dinner".