Sentence examples for enough ancient from inspiring English sources

Had he gone a few miles farther up the M40 to the Wormsley estate, home of Garsington Opera, where The Creation was performed this week with dancers from Rambert, Haydn might have found earthly inspiration quite enough: ancient trees, deer on a distant ridge, beings on two legs in curious, dazzling raiments and "great swarms", to borrow from the oratorio's English text, of tiny night insects.

5 p.m. 2) TOP OF THE WORLD But enough of ancient culture, at least for now.

For a real splurge, there's the Four Seasons New York, (212) 758-5700, fax (212) 758-5711, a skyscraper with 370 rooms and a marble lobby grand enough for ancient Egypt.

Trimalchio is the quintessence of the parvenu, a figure familiar enough in ancient satirical literature, but especially so in the 1st century ad, when freedmen as a class were at their most influential.

The ruins of old Stagira stand at one end of the main trail, with enough recognisably ancient buildings amid the trees to make for a happy couple of hours' exploration, even if you don't walk the trail.

In the pre-Internet era, a generation of young bands internalized the financial priorities of the used-record stores that they relied on; it was as if they envied those valuable used records, ancient enough and obscure enough to be rediscovered — and priced accordingly.

Your book, How Much Is Enough?, asks the ancient question of what constitutes a "good life".

Anyone ancient enough to remember the Evans from two decades ago should have seen this coming.

Depressingly enough, this is ancient Rome for the age of Donald Trump.

The Woodland Trust said the new guidelines were not strong enough to protect ancient woodland.

If sortition was good enough for the ancient Greeks, who invented democracy, why not for us?