Sentence examples for enough to have lost from inspiring English sources

Those reckless enough to have lost their virginity are not so lucky.

(That smarmy humility is a cop-out, a word not old enough to have lost its hyphen).

The rub, though, is that the Ravens are porous enough to have lost 4 games (while winning 11).

Like Peaches, John had been off drugs long enough to have lost tolerance for the amount he had previously taken.

Beyond that, the choices themselves were overwhelming, even to a guy who has covered fashion long enough to have lost all fear of shopping.

And we're old enough to have lost people whom we loved; we thought we had grasped the lesson of that grief.

If the ballots, which overwhelmingly favored Gov. George W. Bush, had been thrown out, it would have cost Mr. Bush enough votes to have lost the election in Florida, and the presidency.

If you were lucky enough not to have lost a loved one in the Sandy Hook massacre, go ahead and take some time to hug it out.

Christian Bale, reliably great, dug deep to deliver something of a demented sequel to American Psycho: Here was (Patrick) Bat e man, after enough therapy to have lost all humor and gained tedious introspection but a few sessions short of actually quitting the maniacal nighttime S&M sprees.

He is energetic, centrist and an impressive enough campaigner never so far to have lost an election.This seems to have rattled the Chávez regime, as the fire and smoke on the Puerto Cabello highway show.

It's avowedly based on two sources: the real-life suicide of drug-addicted agent Jay Moloney, whose death is still a sore enough point for this movie to have lost director Rose a lot of friends - or professional acquaintances, at any rate.