Sentence examples for enough to himself from inspiring English sources

Beatty never gets close enough to himself to rival such exultant degradations; maybe another director with a grander and more tragic sense of rises and falls, such as Francis Ford Coppola or Martin Scorsese, might have elicited deeper and scarier inspirations.

It is plain from the medical reports that the accused is not fit enough to defend himself and that, should he continue to represent himself, there will be further delays in the progress of the trial.

Using a pocket knife, he began digging through the ground to free himself from the nine-tonne tractor until he had burrowed deep enough to free himself.

It was enough to present himself and feel the love.

Finally, Goklish had accomplished enough to prove himself.

He made enough to put himself through college.

For betraying his Master, he had character enough to hang himself.

But he managed to earn enough to support himself, buy a van and raise a family.

"Mike was honest enough to pull himself from the Irish game and everyone looks after player.

"He was confident enough to call himself transparent and actually act on it.

In this respect, Messier did succeed in remaking Vivendi — at least, enough to get himself canned.