Sentence examples for are varied enough from inspiring English sources

Privacy is a broad enough concept, and Europe and America are varied enough, that it is easy to find counterexamples.

The activities on offer are varied enough to warrant a glance at the website before turning up, given that not everything experimental is everyone's cup of tea.

Often it's all about identifying a short blast of music and the tunes are varied enough to ensure everyone stands a chance from '60s rockers to McFly-loving pop kids.

Paul Jacobs had told me that he recommended Saint Peter's to WQXR as the site for the marathon because its organ's pipes are varied enough to keep things interesting in a very long concert, and Demers demonstrated this trait emphatically.

TWO gardens completed in the last month by the New York Restoration Project — one in Queens, by Walter Hood, a California landscape architect; the other in Harlem, by Sean Conway, a Rhode Island garden designer — demonstrate how sustainable technologies like rainwater collection and solar and wind power can be incorporated into landscapes that are varied enough to fill many needs.

The randomly generated pedestrians are varied enough in behavior that you usually don't see two characters doing the same thing in crowds of dozens.

The housing stock is varied enough to attract empty nesters.

As someone who wants the arts to be varied enough to be interesting, I am bored.

And Ms. Dederer's life has been varied enough to generate many different installments.

Its climate, moreover, is varied enough that Uber can test its vehicles in heat and cold, sun and snow.

"I thought the sources were varied enough" to seem valid, said one board member, who asked not to be named.