Sentence examples for enough executed from inspiring English sources

The corrupt officials are often given long prison sentences or, if the crime is serious enough, executed.

But it is well enough executed by Ms. Niederhoffer to illustrate why well-wrought cynicism never goes out of style.

It's not exactly a disaster, it's just that it often veers away from anything of real substance, preferring to be a nicely enough executed cinematic version of an I "heart" New York sticker.

It's all professionally enough executed, but there's no evidence that Clark has anything to say – or indeed feels the need to have anything to say – and the overwhelming impression, as the muted applause of his loyal audience attests, is of an artist running on empty.

They still represent '80s appropriation art at its most seamlessly provocative: a mental if not a visual affront, well-enough executed to read also as a tribute.

Alongside a fairly bog-standard, but well-enough executed thriller, runs a wealth of information about the ways in which Japan hijacked whole sections of American industry, bought up whole sections of American land, became the paymasters for whole sections of the American workforce, then buggered off home with whole sections of American wealth.

They need, obviously, to be simple--simple enough to execute, simple enough to connect.

Konerko, he said, is talented enough to execute the right mechanics and bright enough to adjust them from pitch to pitch.

One of the lawyers, Cheryl Pilate said: "If Missouri officials are confident enough to execute Russell Bucklew, they should be confident enough to videotape.

But they have enough computational power on-board for something like this, where I want to study the interaction between multiple systems, I can buy something that is computationally advanced enough to execute the controls I need, but cheap enough for me to buy them in bulk".

They needed an architect savvy enough to complete Walsh's blueprint, and bold enough to execute it.