Sentence examples for be enough to render from inspiring English sources

One glance at his big screen resume, with its slew of major awards for a career filled with jarring and affecting performances, would be enough to render his comment as mere self-deprecation, but a few minutes spent pondering the cosmos with Freeman leaves no question that he is just being humble.

Based on this analysis, a 10-fold enrichment of a rare transcript should be enough to render it detectable by Xenoarray analysis.

For breakfast-in-bed refuseniks, toast bits in the bedlinen are enough to render the whole thing an abomination.

Luckily, after many years together, a tilt of my right eyebrow is enough to render him speechless.

In August they attended the Teen Choice Awards, where the mere sight of the actor Johnny Depp was enough to render them collectively speechless.

But as she has so often in her career, Williams found another level that only extraordinary performers possess, and that was enough to render Dementieva an also-ran.

Ellie James and her brother only deviated from the path by a few hundred metres, but due to the howling winds and poor visibility this was enough to render them invisible and inaudible.

The idea is enough to render the Judeo-Christian cosmos sort of quaint.... Rafinesque perfected his variant of this honorable philosophy while botanizing in the literal backyards of my childhood, examining ruderal plants I've known all my life, and so I have appropriated it from him, with minor tweaks.

Whether appeal to intentions in this way is enough to render one an originalist if only a faint-hearted one is perhaps questionable, however.

In the Muslim parts of the world I have traveled to the invocation of his middle name is enough to render any further discussion unnecessary.

Often times, a few offensive statements by Ahmadinejad -- whose talent for insulting and provoking Western audiences is well established -- was enough to render progress in the talks impossible.