Sentence examples for enough hurts from inspiring English sources

What helps Cora as a utility player and perhaps, oddly enough, hurts his chances of playing more regularly is that he is adept at playing intermittently.

Her voice as she hoarsened it for Max: "I'll eat you up!" Enough analysis, enough hurt.

"And I've had enough hurt to know what I am singing about.

But some drug company executives say the industry has not been open enough, hurting their public image.

But the movie slipped off-concept, he says, because the car wasn't special enough, hurting the film's emotional impact.

Meena Kandasamy, a poet and writer on social issues, wrote movingly in Outlook, a national newsmagazine, of surviving a violent marriage: "My skin has seen enough hurt to tell its own story".

"That's not Wimbledon, that's not me and there wasn't enough hurt and enough drive to get us back in, because if we had got one, I think we would have got back into the game.

This reckoning won't be a 1970s-style catastrophe, yet it will be ugly enough to hurt plenty.

He was physically hampered, that is now clear: if not enough to change his life, enough to hurt his pride and try his temper.

Not quickly enough to hurt you neck, but quick enough to breathe during a stroke.

Adam must have known that eighteen feet wasn't far enough to kill himself, just far enough to hurt like hell.