Sentence examples for enough to be free from inspiring English sources

Iran has waited long enough to be free.

Perhaps these concertgoers are young enough to be free of preconceived notions about Schoenberg's supposed difficulty.

In some of my recent work in the area of addiction and philosophy, I've found that many active addicts of all sorts confront that limit every day, in ways that those fortunate enough to be free of addiction may never know.

Patients who require RRT for AKI have a mortality exceeding 60%%, but most patients that recover function enough to be free from RRT survive to hospital discharge [37].

And that's if they're lucky enough to be free.

Nabi is the incarnation of an upright official, the type you can find in even the darkest dictatorship: melancholic, appreciated by his subordinates, and desperate enough to be free of fear.

DAVID REMNICK: I know that his son told me that if Khodorkovsky were lucky enough to be freed (an unlikely prospect, it seems), he wants him to leave Russia and avoid any further danger.

Born in 1973, Widmann is young enough to be freer than previous generations of German composers of the style-police of modernist ideology – freer, in other words, to be the musician and composer he wants to be rather than having to obey the diktats of any creative orthodoxy.

The Astor Plaza was a low, deep-stretched hall with a massive screen and state-of-the-art sound, newly enough renovated to be free of the soda-rotted carpet that was a feature of New York theatres in those days.

"It's one of the hardest things to do — to be free enough to dance, to move around," he said.

It may turn out to be free enough for people to accept the result.