Sentence examples for enough rough from inspiring English sources

Kraus writes with an elegance that includes enough rough edges to make I Love Dick a game for real.

It's diverting (if indulgent) fun, boisterous in its fan-power vigour, with enough rough edges to retain the raucous atmosphere of the concert.

There are upwards of 500 bunkers on the property and there is more than enough rough to open a highly profitable hay-concession stand.

"Pride and Glory," which sat on the New Line Cinema shelves for a few years, is not especially good, but there is enough rough artistry in Mr. O'Connor's direction to make you wish the film were better.

Although it has been ten years since "Angels" was produced in New York, Kushner's play hasn't become dated; the offstage, real-life world has turned many times since 1993, but there are enough rough equivalents to the issues the play raises that its ironies still seem sharp and its over-all power — its harshness, its hard-won optimism — is undiminished.

Building foreman Frank Thorogood, played with enough rough toughness by the great Paddy Considine to lift the whole movie out of the clownish biopic swamp, represents the besotted fans, the envious tabloid media, the rejected family, the cagey, ignorant Stones and their indifferent management.

The tunes, like the band, were extended; in general, there wasn't enough rough-and-tumble ensemble coherence to sustain their length.

The government is ready to double the number of places available.That may not be enough, say rough sleepers.

At Glebe Cottage, we are making difficult decisions, moving out anything deemed tough enough to rough it in a cold frame to make room for newcomers.

Mr. Baryshnikov speaks, credibly enough, in "Rough for Theater I," in which he plays a blind beggar violinist to Bill Camp's vagabond in a wheelchair.

It is not necessary to convert moderate distances between metres and yards, which are close enough for rough and ready purposes (though it is preferable to use metres), or small domestic quantities: two litres of wine, a kilogram of sugar, a couple of pounds of apples, a few inches of string.