Sentence examples for enough a bit of from inspiring English sources

So he headed to South America, and soon enough a bit of poking around by a Paraguayan roadside brought him face-to-antenna with his "extinct" ant.

It would be over soon enough, a bit of a yawner for those less inclined to celebrate Mayweather's technical prowess in the ring, a study in precision for the purists.

Only last month, Labour colleague and chairman of the Commons children's committee, Barry Sheerman, caused a stir when he described Balls himself as, funnily enough, "a bit of a bully".

So, Powers seems to say, we shall have to wait and see which is determinative of happiness, nature or nurture; for now, however, at novel's close, the answer must be, happily enough, "a bit of both".

My colleagues Richard Boyatzis and Annie McKee suggest as a rough diagnostic of leadership stress asking yourself, "Do I have a vague sense of unease, restlessness, or the feeling that life is not great (a higher standard than "good enough")?" A bit of mindfulness might put your mind at ease.

Later, after he confesses that he once got crab lice from a prostitute and passed them along to the boy's stepmother, he asks, "Do you think I'm a monster?" Soon enough, a bit of dialogue as innocent as "Maybe we should go for a hike" becomes a portent of doom.

This is fair enough, if a bit of a shame.

But if you're brave enough, use a bit of wrist action and flip it.

Often enough, though, a bit of more focused drama sneaks in.

Woodland mushrooms provided texture to an order of fettuccini, and rings of spicy green pepper, not scalding hot but zesty enough, added a bit of complementary fire.

If all the World Wide Web is a stage for such characters, then surely that stage is large enough for a bit of agitprop theater.