Sentence examples for enough to be unable from inspiring English sources

So the fact that Joan would feel bad enough to be unable to enjoy herself with Katie seemed off.

"What a glorious garden of wonder this would be," he said, "to any one who was lucky enough to be unable to read".

Mr. Rykwert cites, with bemused approval, G. K. Chesterton's sneering reaction, decades ago, to New York, with its billboards and scant public places: "What a glorious garden of wonders this would be, to anyone who was lucky enough to be unable to read".

Although Medicaid would assist with certain short-term expenses, long-term care had to be settled out-of-pocket, at least until we had been rendered poor enough to be unable to pay for it.

Each year in the disease-endemic area, an estimated 3% of the population becomes infected (3 ); therefore, even if 60% of the infected population is asymptomatic, the potential number of patients who may become ill enough to be unable to perform daily activities or work is substantial.

They are becoming old enough to be unable to take care of themselves.

Longfellow, in trying to save her, had burned himself badly enough for him to be unable to attend her funeral.

In a way, he was made a kind of McCarthy for the sophisticated- those who knew enough about our society or had enough sense of history to be unable to accept McCarthy as a representative figure.

She took the recipient's hand hard enough for him or her to be unable to break free, then used the leverage to, in effect, hurtle them past her to make way for the next in line.

Thus diffusion alone appears to be unable to supply enough Ca++ at the required rate.

What Osborne didn't mention is how precarious things are out there if you are unfortunate enough to be young yet unable to live with your parents.