Sentence examples for enough contained from inspiring English sources
"Sure enough, contained in the package was stuff to prove that I do terrible things," Mr. Letterman said to laughter from the audience.
Mr. Letterman said to laughter from the audience, "Sure enough, contained in the package was stuff to prove that I do terrible things".
This defeat ends Leicester's run of four straight wins that has lifted them out of the relegation places but there was enough contained within this display to maintain manager Nigel Pearson's belief that they will retain their Premier League status.
"That's Dracula's cape over there," he said, pointing to a corner of the room that, sure enough, contained Dracula's cape as well as a large coffin.
They spent too much time chasing and not enough containing.
First, it may not be detailed enough, containing aggregated data, e.g. traffic count data.
And the platypus genome, oddly enough, contains more than the usual two sex chromosomes.
A meaningful unit has to be long enough (contain enough information) to allow meaningful interpretation with respect to the research question and the theme with which it is associated.
My thesaurus isn't big enough to contain enough terms to express the depth of my feelings about this inaction.
The hole should just be deep enough and wide enough to contain the roots.
When flame subsides, pour into noncorrosive container large enough to contain breast pieces without overlapping.
