Sentence examples for thought it satisfactory from inspiring English sources

Nicholas Pocock found errors in Tregelles' edition, but William Hatch thought it satisfactory.

The MoD was told that the "prime minister does not think it satisfactory that the room available in the crypt for the unveiling party should be so largely taken up by the clergy and the equerries that there is not room for those directly involved in the campaign".

"I don't know the nature of the treatment he was getting and when I've been around I haven't thought it was satisfactory, and the only reason I've been aware of that is because it's Gurrumul and he's someone who I've worked with," Garrett said.

"I thought it was a quite satisfactory turnout".

We didn't think it was satisfactory.

Third, and related to the second point, most medieval authors thought it was entirely possible to find a completely satisfactory "solution" to insolubles.

It is, in effect, promising not to favour its power stations over its competitors'; and the commission seems to think it has found a satisfactory way of preventing and monitoring bias.The result will be that Google's pages will look different to Europeans from the way they do now—and different from the pages that Americans see.

I think it's the most satisfactory film.

Vettel had said earlier: "Obviously the last race was not what we want and not satisfactory so I think it is good that we have a new tyre here.

I have no satisfactory explanation for all this, but I think it may have something to do with India's much-reviled caste system.

I'm not really one for airing details of my sex life in public, but I think it's fair to report that things have been quite satisfactory ever since.