Sentence examples for enough sentence from inspiring English sources

That's a pleasant enough sentence, but it could be written about a summer spent with Outward Bound.

("To me, that would have been a good enough sentence if I had done something really horrific").

The rapid dissolution of the European empires in the postwar years appeared to be a just enough sentence".

Gregory Walker, a fork-lift operator from Waterbury, said he did not think Mr. Rowland received a long enough sentence.

"If you want to send them to prison, then fine, but it needs to be a long enough sentence for them to get proper treatment," Farnham says.

It's an ordinary enough sentence, yet in a novel much occupied with questions of immigration, of rightful belonging and the fraught history of Israel, the words perhaps gesture toward water in the desert: "for in the wilderness shall waters break out, and streams in the desert," as Isaiah has it.

I do not think harsh enough sentences are being imposed.

He hopes that, if he types enough sentences, he can change the one sentence that matters most: he is eligible for parole in August, 2036.

True, that could be said of almost any politician who can string together enough sentences and Super Pacs to make it to the Senate.

Participants in the meeting said she feared the Cologne perpetrators would not be given tough enough sentences to lead to their deportation.

Dovetailing with this private and admittedly limited anecdote, there is a punitive, vituperative quality in the published reviews that is always revealing of something larger in the culture, something beyond one aging writer's failure to produce fine enough sentences.