Sentence examples for enough reminded from inspiring English sources

I am, oddly enough, reminded of an interview with Cooper Hefner, the 21-year-old son of Playboy founder Hugh Hefner.

The voyeurism of it all, strangely enough, reminded me of the National Theatre's production of Peter Handke's The Hour We Knew Nothing of Each Other.

In his majority opinion, Chief Justice Roberts, understandably enough, reminded the dissenters of what they (two of them at the time, anyway) had seemingly agreed to just four years ago.

This year, again, he is unlikely to be well enough, reminding his anxious people of his mortality.

Garry Chang's latest creation is a skateboard that oddly enough reminds me of a motorcycle.

The coral fragrance, the so-called cocktail of aromas, was pleasant enough and reminded me of nice clean shampoo.

As Bush and Blair prepared for war in Iraq, Mandela believed that neither was taking the UN seriously enough; he reminded Blair that Churchill had supported the creation of the UN as the safeguard of world peace.

When it mattered most, the Bears weren't sharp enough, again reminded of what separates last-place teams from those in first.

I think it's so great, we might as well do something nice with them while they are here... It's bad enough being reminded that our city might not be as safe as we thought".

Well, if The Karate Kid was a cover song similar enough to remind you what you liked, but still unique enough to stand on its own, 2012's Total Recall is like a karaoke take on a classic.

The weather is autumnal enough to remind one of life's brevity, but not yet cold enough to justify a wood fire.