Sentence examples for enough to count from inspiring English sources

You need to get close enough to count, so move slowly.

Would anybody say that it isn't enough to count as capital?

Additional confusion exists because there are nine parties different enough to count.

Anyone who is woundable by an occasional dip in prices isn't rich enough to count.

History does not record who stayed awake long enough to count.

It is, however, adapted freely enough to count as a soft-focus work of romantic fiction.

He argued that a Martha Stewart store within a Penney's was demarcated enough to count as a retail store.

Christopher Nolan's "Inception," summer hit though it was, is too complicated and not nearly feel-good enough to count.

Thirty-two biss is already not enough to count all the bytes in the standard-issue 4.3-gigabyte drive.

It will be up to a judge to decide whether the video is funny enough to count as parody.

With a plan B in place, Salama focuses on the bright side: Their show is officially big enough to count as a potential breach of contract!