Sentence examples for despite enough from inspiring English sources
I could tell Sam was annoyed because he remained quiet, despite enough inane rambling from John to test the patience of an archangel in an opium-induced trance.
The screenplay (by the director and Christopher Thompson) creates high-resolution portraits of this odd couple who grow fonder of each other despite enough petty irritations and misunderstandings to suggest a fundamental oil-and-water incompatibility.
Before their recent talk, Prendergast had spoken with Obama a number of times at various events going back to Obama's term in the Senate, and their most recent brief exchange had been cordial, Prendergast said, despite Enough's campaign.
Significant increase in PSLCO2 indicates that oxidization is not fairly sustained to the tissue during CPB despite enough pump flow.
England captain David Beckham admitted that England had underperformed once again despite doing enough to beat Ecuador.
Defiance has had little fanfare, despite getting enough viewers to warrant a second season.
Despite acquiring enough bruises to blend into his tattoos, Allen Iverson is not slowing down at 30. "Don't jinx me!" he said Wednesday.
But despite creating enough chances in their first two games to win several groups, they came away from those with just one point and then lost 2-1 against Congo to seal their fate.
According to Chan et al. (2009), despite of enough lateral resistance against damage to the main structural system of a building, minor damage to nonstructural components or the problem of discomfort to the occupants should be observed.
They went 1-0 up but lost 2-1 despite having enough chances to win the game, with their worst miss coming when Raheem Sterling skied his shot when he was clean through.
These phenomena have not been observed in the same fault sections as the M ≥ 8.8 earthquakes that are considered in this study, despite dense enough instrumentation to have detected tremor and slow slip elsewhere in Japan (Obara 2002) and Chile (Gallego et al. 2013).
