Sentence examples for enough to convey from inspiring English sources

A minute isn't enough to convey it".

And the rest is accurate enough to convey the gist.

"It's enough to convey the message," he said.

Might the paper that we'd laid over the abyss be sturdy enough to convey us across?

Ann Dowd's Adelaide is tentative and wounded, measurably enough to convey desperation, delusions, susceptibility and repression.

"I think that relaying square footage and location is not enough to convey what a building represents".

Maybe David thought he got one over on him, but Trump was cagy enough to convey that he didn't care.

It may be that the person who's conveying the problem isn't trained or articulate enough to convey the problem.

She has recorded nothing since, because she is worried her voice isn't reliable enough to convey the folk songs properly.

"Now the design challenge is to take very little text and making it big enough to convey an editorial experience".

The overture was fast enough to convey life but slow enough to allow the dueling wind figures room to breathe.