Sentence examples for enough to expect from inspiring English sources
We should be tough enough to expect the same of ourselves.
With his new $120m contract, Flacco is certainly getting paid well enough to expect it.
He's seen enough to expect the impossible — or at least to encourage it — from patients who are missing limbs.
No one is naive enough to expect that 20 years of enmity will cease because of one soccer match.
It seems to me that lifting up a few porgies is little enough to expect of a man who claims a devotion to excellence in cuisine.
"Consumers are savvy enough to expect advertising," said Angela Steele, a director at Starcom USA, an ad-buying agency based in Chicago.
Administration officials said they were "realistic" enough not to expect a peace conference to be reconvened for the rest of Mr. Clinton's presidency.
And, while Mata was part of a Blues team that romped to a four-goal success last term, the 25-year-old has been around long enough not to expect an easy time.
I know I've given you more than enough reason to expect that.
Still, Todd is realistic enough not to expect any dramatic reversals from her colleague soon.
It's not enough to just expect that we can all just relate to any character.
