Sentence examples for enough like something from inspiring English sources

The Adversary: A True Story of Murder and Deception Emmanuel Carrère 183pp, Bloomsbury, £14.99 Buy it at a discount at BOL The initial facts are extraordinary enough, like something out of a Claude Chabrol movie, via Georges Simenon or Ruth Rendell.

If that doesn't sound enough like something stolen straight out of a dream sequence in The Princess Diaries, the chauffeurs were also required, by contract, to wear Chanel No.5 aftershave.

Connected to this is the barely concealed boast that one is geeky or nerdy about certain things; it is no longer enough to merely like something, is it?" This new rosy tint to a work-obsessed, office-neat personality is starting to affect the way our homes look.

It is enough for Michele to like something; Miuccia Prada must know why she likes it.

"I'm of the firm belief that if I like something enough, other people will too," Mr. Starobin said.

Few drinkers trust their taste buds enough to admit that they like something that deviates from the internationally standardized format.

"If I liked something enough here I'd buy it.

"I guess when you get enough people that like something, you'll get more people liking it because their mates do, then it snowballs from there," says Douggy.

Just long enough that he notices you've stopped, but not enough that it seems like something has happened.

Having to play Venus Williams in the fourth round of the United States Open would seem an insurmountable hurdle to most of the women in the draw, but Chanda Rubin has enough experience and enough perspective to treat it like something else altogether.

"What is happening in Syria is bad enough without something like that happening in Aleppo.