Sentence examples for but involves enough from inspiring English sources

The balance of power between man and woman stays nicely ambiguous; a male-male duet isn't about sex but involves enough trust and intimacy to let that be an undercurrent.

The games are easy to play but involved enough to keep the attention of older elementary school students.

Flood has maintained a balance in the art world that seems nearly impossible, acting far enough from it to not worry about judgment but involved enough in it to keep our attention (and get a high-profile gallery to show his weird ideas).

It involves enough anger, upset and hurt feelings on all sides to match any classroom conflict that ends in Chinese burns.

The tally involves enough "redundancies" to ensure accuracy, as does the stuffing of the envelopes.

The proof that this is a model of NFU is not long, but it is involved enough that we refer the reader elsewhere.

None of these shootings were quite so archetypal and bloody as an attack like the Newtown, Connecticut, massacre of 2012, but they all involved enough hot-button variables to grab headlines.

Britain's infrastructure plan, unveiled this week, is a start, but it does not involve enough new public investment.Public investment is not a panacea: Japan's government paved over half the country in failed bids to thwart stagnation with stimulus.

There's no doubt Charles is the top dog as long as he's healthy, but Hillis should be involved enough in most contests to warrant high-end flex appeal, especially when the Chiefs are nursing a lead, which could very well be the case this weekend.

It's a constant balance between making sure I'm involved enough but focused on motivating, inspiring and guiding my team.

"But we were not politically involved enough to be able to stop that.