Sentence examples for attempting enough from inspiring English sources

The Wales international has been one of Liverpool's better performers this season but was recently criticised on Match of the Day by Shearer for being too safe in possession and not attempting enough penetrating passes.

And when he tells the Symbolist poet Jean Moréas that "you've succeeded in everything you've attempted," he is leaving open the possibility that Moréas hasn't attempted enough.

It was so nearly gold with her British record of 7.07m, recorded on her third attempt, enough to lead going into the last round.

It wasn't something I intentionally practiced, nor was I some modern day Casanova, but somewhere in my mid-twenties there had been enough girlfriends, enough evenings, enough attempts at undoing that unique clasp that it just happened.

Sometimes even the notion that someone's attempting something different is enough to furrow the critics' brows.

Should attempting suicide not be enough, there was the United States Army recruiter who visited my high school that same month.

Brown attempted a simple enough back pass with his right foot to Mannone, whose confidence is not exactly sky high.

"Her mental illness and attempted suicide are enough that she should be kept out of jail," Mr. Galler said.

As people began to run, my two colleagues and I formed a chain and attempted to retreat enough to be out of immediate danger.

For one teenager from Queens, that joy was clouded by growing anxiety as he attempted to save enough money to pay for his first semester of college.

One could attempt to specify enough about the content of the modal fiction so that it settled, at least in principle, all of the relevant issues.