Sentence examples similar to enough a pity from inspiring English sources

True enough, although it's a pity the book did not go to press late enough for Walker to comment on the wide discrepancy in recent months between Clinton's public statements about environmental and human rights safeguards, and his private lobbying for trade deals that largely ignore these.

It isn't him anywhere near often enough and that's a pity.

And that is a pity, for there is enough genuine uncertainty surrounding AIDS, without manufacturing more.

That is a pity, since some workplaces are weird enough to merit closer interest from fiction.

It was such a pity that my latte wasn't hot enough to burn them.

Oddly enough, he never brought Bengali music into the house, which was such a pity.

It's a pity, this official said, but this "struggling charity" simply could not attract enough philanthropic support.

What a pity that Ms Merkel and her colleagues did not manage to persuade enough voters of that this time round.

Ms. Novak's clients are not weird enough to be laughable or pathetic enough to pity.

So I suppose the highest aspiration, artistically, would be to be open enough to pity both victim and criminal.

Do you realize that our hens lay gold?' " Grandpa told the same story over scrambled eggs again and again, until one day I was old enough to pity and despise him.