Sentence examples for enough elevated from inspiring English sources
What's there will be plenty: more than enough elevated conversation for anyone to absorb fully, though a few hardy souls may try.
It wasn't enough to elevate him into the first tier of candidates.
Sometimes they succeed, but not often enough to elevate the film to "Pulp Fiction" territory.
Two cocktails, in most women, is enough to elevate alcohol levels in the blood to 0.07percentt, he said.
(For us sad Swedes fixated on 90s American high schools, that's enough to elevate them to cult-hero status in itself).
She tells him he is not himself, but finds he has "drunk wine enough to elevate his spirits, not at all to confuse his intellects".
To a large degree, this is because of Oscar Isaac, who plays Nick Wasicsko, in a star performance agile enough to elevate scenes that might veer into agitprop.
"The message implicit in contract work," she said, "is that the company is not doing well enough to elevate you to a job.
Some might level a similar charge against Philip Glass's music, but for me it was the best part of the film: enough to elevate it above the ordinary.
But as invigorating as it can be, live music is not enough to elevate choreography (or to make a choreographer musical).
The process of integration has been strong enough to elevate a few black men and women into jobs and lifestyles that distance them from most African-Americans, who are poor.
