Sentence examples for enough to excuse from inspiring English sources

No death could be quick enough to excuse inflicting pain.

It's inaccessibly trendy at points, but varied enough to excuse the music blog fodder.

But it is not enough to excuse such an unforgivable mistake.

Evidently, the colorful image was not enough to excuse them; in 2002, Ireland imposed a fee of fifteen euro cents on each plastic bag provided by retailers.

They looked like peanut-butter-and-jelly sandwiches, which is a little cuter than I like to be, but they are good enough to excuse such a fault.

"Your country is not quite secure enough to excuse your retreat to the delights of domestic life," he wrote Jefferson, who remained resolutely at home.

Of course it is, because when else could you get nudity in massive quantities, enough facepaint to excuse you for bringin home a five, and cauldrons full of shame the next day. .

Since he is the first among thousands of NATO soldiers of several nationalities to go helter-skelter in Panjwai, the burdens of being out there are not enough to explain, much less excuse, what he did.

Back then, my thoughts often got away from me, though I was young enough to be excused for mistaking a bedraggled salesman for the Son of Sam.

His three-decade pontificate has included three national championships, 11 conference titles, an Olympic victory and the fourth best all-time record in college basketball.For decades this record was enough for the university to excuse his fatal flaw, an uncontrollable temper, abetted by an almost superhuman arrogance.

However, while German publishers have grudgingly accepted that Google News is valuable enough to their business to excuse compensation, Spain has gone ahead and inshrined the requirement to pay in its legal system.