Sentence examples for enough entirely from inspiring English sources

And yet it's not enough, entirely, to roll one's eyes at Gingrich.

"I think Bush has the advantage, oddly enough, entirely because of the expectations game," said Senator Mitch McConnell, a Kentucky Republican.

Susu doesn't increase the amount of capital available to merchants and poor people, but it does offer them a convenient vehicle for saving — one that can complement a microcredit loan, or, if the money accumulates long enough, entirely remove the need for one.

It means paring back on the mad consumption machine that has been the engine of the global economy, even though what it produces is often enough entirely distinct from what's actually needed.

Still, even when Apple works the kinks out, this addition alone won't be enough to entirely fix the App Store's app-discovery problem, as it only solves a problem for those who know what kind of app they want to find.

The following rejection criteria were used for plot selection: all functional plant groups of interest had to be represented in each plot (shrubs, graminoids, and forbs, but also lichens and mosses); all shrubs had to be small enough to entirely grow within the plot; and plots had to be at least 2 m away from the fence.

Strangely enough, I entirely agree.

The former, in particular, is rarely able to subdue his natural charisma enough to entirely embed himself in this role.

After expenses, including the salaries of more than 40 employees, there was enough to entirely or substantially support nine members of the Costalas family, even though the family split its Food Exchange profits with its partner in that business, Steve Tenedios, Ms. Amalfitano said.

The pristine shape and glint of these aluminium objects are pleasing enough, and entirely familiar, but Wurtz has turned them over and painted the bottoms in brilliant colours, so that the mass effect is something like a wall of abstract paintings in some contemporary blue-chip gallery.

Most often, the number of inner-sphere water coordination sites or the rotational mobility of the complex is considered as the central theme while water exchange is either assumed to be "fast enough" or entirely ignored.