Sentence examples for enough passages from inspiring English sources

But unlike most musicians' autobiographies, there aren't enough passages here about Ryder's love for music.

The appeals court opinion, the product of a unanimous seven-judge panel of widely varying ideological views, contains enough passages for Microsoft's supporters and critics both to find evidence to back their positions.

His subjects are uncharacteristically sombre (an abandoned cemetery, a rape in the neighbourhood, a friend's death from cancer), although there are enough passages that remind you of him at his idiosyncratic best.

However, enough passages from the Essay suggest otherwise (some of which Mackie himself acknowledges e.g., in II.xxvii.4 5) that the more circumspect conclusion may be that Locke was either inconsistent or just ambivalent on the matter.

In addition, the ability to prepare enough passage 0 cells in 14 days could reduce costs compared with the need to passage cells multiple times for longer periods.

(AHP Survey) Some GPs considered building professional relationships and trust as a long term process which also required a strong commitment to teamwork.... there has not been enough passage of time to come to a conclusion as to whether there is better communications with allied health professionals at this time.

Curiously enough, the passages in "Golden Gate" devoted to explicating the bridge's symbolism and allure are its least persuasive: pretentious, clichéd, derivative and pompously theoretical.

The English critic Hilaire Belloc compared epic poems to fishermen's nets: not all of Homer's or Milton's lines could be lighter than air, but there had to be enough wonderful passages to act as floats for the whole.

State environmental officials said a long-term plan, which could take two more decades to implement, calls for building enough fish passages to allow Connecticut's official state fish, the shad, to reclaim all its historic territory.

We looked over past tests, and, sure enough, the passages were about subjects that poor kids in the south Bronx may not be familiar with (cicadas or dragonflies were two of the subjects, for example).

Now, back to the orginal, he has 21 co-sponsors in the Senate, enough for passage, and a sponsor in the Assembly, which passed last year's version.