Sentence examples for enough to let much from inspiring English sources

Although Philip Glass's mimimalism was the first obvious influence at last Wednesday's concert, the music's tight structures soon gave enough to let much more slip in.

True, Amex has been first with its "Blue" smart card though this is primarily a marketing coup, as the rest of the economy is not yet smart enough to let it do much more than any other charge card does.

"Masked and Anonymous" -- title duly noted -- steps back enough to let viewers see how much Mr. Dylan enjoys his elusiveness.

He reflects on this disaster with good grace and minimal self-pity – just enough to let us know how much it hurts.

The FTC added that although Google has changed its in-app payment policies from the early days when no verification was required, it was still not doing enough to let people know how much they would be paying.

Not too much, but just enough to let her know that you want to be a little more than friends.

Don't talk too much about yourself, but enough to let them know you are interesting.

Make sure it's enough to let the tadpoles swim around easily, but not so much that you can't transport the bucket.

Tell enough to let the other person figure it out, but not so much that you'll need to feel bad about yourself.

At times it gets to be too much, but filmmaker George Miller, at 70, rarely pauses long enough to let you think about it.

He seldom smiles much in his performances, though; the characters he plays are rarely satisfied with themselves enough to let happiness peek through more than occasionally.