Sentence examples for enough introduced from inspiring English sources

"Don't Stop 'til You Get Enough" introduced Jackson's falsetto voice and vocal hiccups, which would become one of Jackson's signature techniques.

(Picture book; ages 5 to 8) Duke ("Our Guinea Pig Is Not Enough") introduces Hercules, first-grade rodent, in a multilayered tale about time, the seasons and the long, impatient wait for a full-grown pumpkin to pick.

Unfortunately, the practical situation is often more complex than that, since the measurements are typically incomplete, noisy and sometimes dynamically not rich enough, introducing further obstacles to the structure/parameter estimation process.

If your baby is old enough, introduce yogurt to her diet to reap these benefits.

Raymond knew Barnum well enough, and introduced his old friend Jones from Albany.

Once bridge reliability is computed, the question of whether it is safe enough is introduced, as are the notions of risk and what constitutes acceptable risk.

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".

The National Confederation of Parent Teacher Associations raised concerns over whether summer camps could be made safe enough and inclusive enough to be introduced by the government on a large scale.

They should be bold enough to introduce contextual data into admissions – driven by research evidence, and not just abstract principle.

Jovanotti One album of 13 songs is hardly enough to introduce Jovanotti — the stage name of Lorenzo Cherubini — to American audiences.

Parasite Eve II follows that pattern for the first half, then decides it has coddled the player long enough and introduces one unkillable monster after another.