Sentence examples for enough mood from inspiring English sources

By some measures, nearly half the population is under-nourished.Farmers, who feel themselves pinioned by high costs, low prices and the threat of imports as India opens its markets, are in a foul enough mood to scare politicians.

But that's no longer good enough: the British public is still in a fighty enough mood to potentially do something completely unexpected.

With the crowd in a boisterous enough mood to attack a bunch of well prepared squatters, I didn't hold out much hope for this rainbow a monument to LGBT rights made of paper flowers.

Merman are similar: yes, ancient lore suggests they can cause storms and wreck boats if they are put in a vengeful enough mood and/or not placated by a tide-time offering of fish from the local trawlers, but also… what are you doing if you're in a position to piss a merman off?

There's little portraiture, not much drama, and only enough mood-setting context to let us know what America was up to while L.B.J. and Congress were contriving new ways to strengthen the social safety net and exhaust the national treasury.

Come have a go if you're hard enough Moods in Pandora's workroom are always temperate.

But Ngaujah is a thrilling actor, with enough moods and tones and nuances so that you have no trouble listening to him for more than two hours straight.

One could sense what was likely to happen and, sure enough, another mood and a new momentum yesterday brought a typically gutsy Australian recovery and a victory over the unfortunate German, by 3-6, 7-6, 6-2, 6-2.

But surprisingly enough, the mood in the room was calm or, at least, as calm as it could be.

It was a quiet place, comfortable enough when his mood was right.

But would a patriotic surge change the mood enough for consumers to take personal risks to get on with the American Dream?