Sentence examples for enough regards from inspiring English sources

The New York City Opera, sensibly enough, regards its large repertory of standard works in efficient, mostly traditional stagings as its box-office bread and butter.

Benítez had enough regard for Lorenzo Serra Ferrer's side to make surprising arrangements.

"We cannot express our concerns highly enough regarding the dangers of drug use.

That's something that is not talked about enough regarding Roethlisberger: his throwing.

Gul worked closely with the CIA at this stage and was well enough regarded by the Americans.

And he has enough regard for his own views on these subjects to have collected them in print.

But the novel is also problematically episodic, going from one hair-raising drama or sharp vignette to another without enough regard for the importance of pacing and tempo.

"I have enough regard for the Jim Henson Company that I know what is and what isn't a true reflection of a Muppet character," Mr. Lyon says.

His art was a tumult of outputs and influences, but well enough regarded to represent Germany (along with the work of Candida Höfer) at the last Venice Biennale.

But in those rare instances when a two-sport Ivy League athlete is held in high enough regard to be wooed by the pros, a player must decide.

At least Harry Houdini, who spent his later years speaking out against magic, had enough regard for his art to debunk it.