Sentence examples for enough expressed from inspiring English sources

All these ideas are clearly enough expressed in the film, and there is a shrewd moment when, near the battlefields of France, Vera sees a huge number of stretchers bearing the dead and wounded – the scene is influenced, perhaps, by the hillside of white crosses at the end of Attenborough's Oh! What A Lovely War.

But the AA and the BPA have both said the new measures do not go far enough, expressing concern over a lack of protection from rogue parking operators.

The respondents did not know the male work culture and game rules well enough, and expressed a lack of mentorship and role models.

It could be that enough ovule expressed genes have been retained (or redeployed) in the angiosperm flower to mask any differences among genes not derived from ovules.

Gene ontology (GO) [ 93] and pathway analysis [ 94] was carried out only for the gonad because there were not enough differentially expressed contigs detected in the brain.

Those protections that are guaranteed under the Bill of Rights only having meaning if people are able and feel comfortable enough and willing enough to express themselves.

Immediate implant removal caused histological evidence but has no time enough to express changes in the expression of collagen type I.

Or those comrades feeling comfortable enough to express such judgments.

If not enough people express interest, the deal dies.

But even the technology donated by Apple Computers was not enough to express his artistic vision.

The words can't come fast enough to express all of the ideas.