Sentence examples for enough old-fashioned from inspiring English sources

Yet being savvy with career moves, social media and marketing is not enough — old-fashioned hard work and talent still matter.

We are, of course, at La Caravelle, the only restaurant in New York with enough old-fashioned intimacy to be the setting for such a scene.

Oddly enough, old-fashioned television is faring much better than many were predicting a few years ago.

Which was precisely what Goodell wanted them to think--that he was principled enough, that he was tough enough, that he had enough old-fashioned intestinal fortitude to do the right thing even when it meant going against a powerful and high-profile owner who, alas, happened to be his personal friend.

His sound is broad and emotional, roomy enough for old-fashioned song and tonal abstraction.

As if the threat to paper were not grave enough, the old-fashioned till receipt is in trouble.

The music insisted that with enough energy, old-fashioned songs can blast themselves into the here and now.

More recently, Tami Lax, the former chef de cuisine at Madison's farm-to-table temple L'Etoile, opened a restaurant called, aptly enough, the Old-Fashioned.

Critics have long argued that America and its allies have come to rely too much on high-technology snooping for counter-terrorism purposes and not enough on old-fashioned human spying.

We aren't fond of the Command system that puts too many controls on the touch-screen and not enough on old-fashioned buttons, but we've leveled the same criticism on Acura and others who insist on doing this, so enough said about that.

Back in the 50s, there weren't laws and practices – or maybe just enough good old-fashioned decency – to protect new arrivals from being discriminated against in the realms of housing, job-hunting and education.