Sentence examples for enough friction from inspiring English sources

Life provides enough friction, they think, but surely some things are worth fighting for.

The swiveling camera clicks at 90-degree stopping points, but there's enough friction that you can stop it at any point.

Instead of tearing the rubber to shreds, it produced enough friction to weld the scraps of rubber into a coherent mass that could be applied in further manufacture.

While hardwood floor doesn't allow for enough friction between it and the tips of the paperclips, the knit of my scarf produced similar (but slightly better) results.

One might expect that there's still enough friction in the relationship between blacks and whites, or at least unease, to inform a buddy movie or two.

Basically, he is slightly more loosey-goosey than she, and that difference does not create enough friction to light a fire.

Antiskid surfaces are thin surface layers, are often applied to provide enough surface friction.

Among the best modern versions – for example, Auden's "Miranda's Song", William Empson's "Missing Dates" and "The Teasers" and Elizabeth Bishop's "One Art" – there is enough imaginative friction to ensure that the machinery rather than the poet is put to use.

Skid resistance is a property of the pavement which creates enough surface friction for vehicles to maintain control, especially during wet conditions.

It's tiny, but it shaves off enough time and friction that you'll wonder how you managed without it.

Combined with the ad manager, this could reduce friction enough to get smaller businesses paying Snapchat instead of just big brands with huge teams.