Sentence examples for become enough of from inspiring English sources

He observes that, in America, "she's never become enough of a household name to lose her cult status.

Sleeping overnight in airport has become enough of a phenomenon that it has inspired one recent novel, "Dear American Airlines".

"You figure, if you become enough of a thorn in their side, maybe they'll just give up".

By June 1864 this had become enough of an embarrassment that Congress deemed that white and black troops should be paid equally and made the action retroactive.

Much as eBay spawned an army of entrepreneurial auctioneers, Google has become enough of a Web gatekeeper that its leads now prop up plenty of commercial sites.

Office jockey Jack must overcome his gee-shucks everymannerisms and become enough of an action hero to get his family away from the murderous locals.

By his final season, he became enough of a loose cannon to be a worthy watch.

He becomes enough of a derelict and a danger to be treated as a mental patient and given antipsychotic drugs.

My own clutterbug ways became enough of a problem that I undertook a lengthy decluttering project, and wrote a book about it.

The book illustrates how Cartesian thought, as opposed to physical Cartesian relics, became enough of a repudiation of religious faith to anger the Catholic Church.

The grandiose and frankly creepy Guiteau wrote so many letters that he became enough of a nuisance to be noticed by other members of the Garfield administration and family.