Sentence examples for enough aspects from inspiring English sources

I'm hoping that I've changed enough aspects of him that his mother won't recognize him in the show.

Folky enough to have Judy Collins turn her early songs into hits, jazzy enough to work with Charles Mingus, confessional enough to inspire Ani DiFranco and idiosyncratic enough to be a role model for Prince, Ms. Mitchell has more than enough aspects for a 12-hour tribute.

As a result, it has taken astronomers weeks of careful study to pick a landing area that seems relatively smooth and which has a sunny enough aspect to ensure Philae's solar cells remain well charged.

Moreover, vortex states in the nanowires formed by short, but high enough aspect ratio, and closely spaced interacting wires can give rise to a larger saturation field in the M parallel direction and low remanence, which is consistent with strong interactions.

Here was democratic dance, radically close to everyday movement, but investigating enough new aspects of organization to be quite as "difficult" as any dance modernism.

When we don't sleep enough, many aspects of our health suffer.

And even though the navigation tools changed a lot from the first generation of the Kindle to the second, enough other aspects remained the same that I didn't find the switch too disorienting.

He's never publicly disclosed enough quantitative aspects of his approach for me to construct a model based on his methods, but given his great success over the years, I thought it would be a good time to heed his advice, and screen for some "high-quality" U.S. stocks that score highly on my guru-based models.

It is intertwined with nonlocality but focuses on time rather than distance and has enough fascinating aspects that it deserves its own post.

It met with a mixed reaction from academics, who praised the additional protection it offered while at the same time questioning whether it was enough; several aspects of the Act's draftsmanship and implementation were also called into question.

If you're not sure, either find out in advance, or practice them a little just in case––it's better to be too prepared than not prepared enough in aspects such as this.