Sentence examples for enough generally from inspiring English sources

But the Rangers just aren't scoring enough, generally, let alone on the power play.

This attitude, strangely enough, generally made them feel they were getting good money's worth.

GPs order in their vaccines earlier in the year, we order in enough generally for our at-risk groups.

Cork thinks he just didn't practise enough: "Generally because I was so tired from bowling, but that's no excuse".

A Remote Presence Those who go back far enough generally agree that Mr. Kelly in his elongated encore is different from his first stint: less jocular, more controlling, less transparent.

Likewise, the characteristic Orwellian formulation "It is interesting that" or "Curiously enough" generally introduces not some penny curiosity but a gold-plated revelation: "Curiously enough he was the first dead European I had seen," he writes in "How the Poor Die".

True enough, pukh generally is more an annoyance than a hazard.

Not talking enough is generally agreed in Sunday League to be highly counter-productive.

If you waited long enough you generally saw a khaki-clad figure slip hurriedly across the gap.

He was calm, authoritative and tidy enough, but generally left Barkley to catch the eye ahead of him.

Survey after survey claims that old people are lonely, don't see friends and family enough, are generally fearful, and long for some rose-tinted bygone age.