But neither Presbyterian nativism, or any other sectarian impulse, would have sufficed to underpin a revolution.
Inside the opera house, some patrons wore furs, while for others low-cut haute couture sufficed.
That did not appear to matter to most participants, for whom his appearance sufficed.
Thursday's print edition of Ma'ariv sufficed with a photograph from Beck's rally in Jerusalem the previous day.
Instead, under intense American pressure they sufficed with stating that they would maintain all of Egypt's international obligations.
Some few careful, compassionate words would have sufficed and, for the rest of the occasion, a dignified non-committal silence.
Rice refrained from attacking Khartoum for boycotting her visit, and apparently sufficed with pleasantries in her meeting with south Sudanese leader Pagan Amum.
But since 2011 a simple majority has sufficed (a supermajority is still needed to approve any tax rises), which is why the Republicans were reduced to impotent grouches during the recent debate.
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But the 1996 reform that empowered the Trife as the final arbiter of any election is far superior to what came before, where a simple majority of the lower house of Congress sufficed to declare a vote valid.
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