Sentence examples for totally suffice from inspiring English sources

Instead, your bachelorette party can totally suffice as a quality bonding weekend: you'll get your closest friends together (and, we're just going to come right out and say it, tipsy) so they feel comfortable dancing and letting loose together at your wedding.

This indicates that even though V. cholerae is very sensitive to high temperatures (D50 of 0.30 min at 71°C) (Shultz et al. 1984), the simple boiling procedure may not suffice to totally eliminate the microorganism.

The soft drift of her balances, in particular, is a revelation - suffice to say I totally get her now.

Suffice to say that I totally get the tomato soup painting.

She considers herself an activist, a radical idealist who believes this country and the rest of the planet are about to totally collapse, and incremental change simply will not suffice.

Suffice to say, being male I am totally unqualified to pass judgment on Damsels In Success.

Greater competition on the market reduces the wage gap but does not suffice to make it disappear, except if commuting costs totally vanish.

If it was not for you, we would still be buried in mediocre politics-as-usual, with the majority of citizens totally uninterested in getting involved, and even more people willing to suffice with being keyboard activists.

No one's totally sure who would staff it or exactly what they would be doing -- but suffice it to say the perennial assault on women's health care is upon us full force.

Suffice to say, although New Years Eve parties can infamously fall short of expectations, we totally got what we came for and it was a pretty perfect night.

Will "absolutely gutted" suffice?