Sentence examples for enough glad from inspiring English sources

Hurston created a myth that has been gratefully mistaken for history, and in which she herself plays a mythic role — a myth about a time and place fair enough, funny enough, unbitter enough, glad enough to have produced a woman black and truly free.

Hadn't I been glad enough?

I was glad enough to get the job without asking too many favors.

Olbermann was glad enough to be leaving the grind of full-time sportscasting behind.

"I'm glad enough people cared about it to do this".

Still, they were glad enough to be on court at all.

Just long enough to be glad that there are people who make it their business to help life's castoffs.

And yet the last sentence returns to the interior thoughts of the narrator, asking, "Hadn't I been glad enough?" What should we take from that?

Hadn't I been glad enough?  Elizabeth McKenzie is the author of the story collection "Stop That Girl" and the novel "MacGregor Tells the World".

Mr Lee is glad enough to have the critics on board, though with public acclaim the world over, they haven't been missed too much.

Ennis went back to ranch work, hired on here and there, not getting much ahead but glad enough to be around stock again, free to drop things, quit if he had to, and go into the mountains at short notice.