In "Diamonds" Wendy Whelan was her characteristically mature self; that's not enough.
Neal Stephenson's characteristically sprawling and readable Seveneves Boroughh) starts, boldly enough, with the end of the world and picks up pace from there.
While each individual focus group was characteristically homogeneous, the differences between the groups were large enough to allow for contrasting opinions.
For a final flourish, once you've done enough nicing, you might want to close with this characteristically recherché quibble from Nightingale.
Characteristically, his sternest criticisms are reserved for his own recordings: "It's enough for me to listen to them to put me in a bad mood".
Djokovic, characteristically, sees it as a positive motivation".I certainly want to play long enough to have my future baby watching and supporting me in grand slam tournaments," he says.
I cannot recommend highly enough The Fear of Barbarians: Beyond the Clash of Civilizations (University of Chicago Press), Tzvetan Todorov's characteristically wise take on the new politics of hysteria in Europe and America.
Told about his low T-cell count, Ms. Carr says, Wojnarowicz replied with characteristically bleak wit: "He asked the doctor to just let him know when there were few enough that he could give them all names".
His experience is disconcerting enough just to think about, and to see it recreated in Mr. Boyle's characteristically fast-moving, immersive style is jarring, thrilling and weirdly funny.
Mr. Kozlowski described how, characteristically, these vines grow at the edge of forests, where there is ample room to spread and enough sunshine to thrive.
