Sentence examples for enough to make better from inspiring English sources

The sheer beauty of the parks was humbling, enough to make better people of those who visited.

In the cases where pain was still present after the AAA, the answers were "It still hurts, but I'm better," "It's better than before," or "Playing was enough to make it better," which suggests that the subjects felt better than before the intervention, as suggested by Cole and Gawlinski (2000).

"These are people - a quarter of a million in Britain, in cramped, overcrowded accommodation - desperate for a family home and there aren't enough homes and we've got to make better use of the houses we've got".

The connection is solid enough that meteorologists might be able to use it to make better long-term weather predictions.

I don't think TfL are doing enough to make things better".

(10) Playing was enough to make it better.

A $10 gift certificate and a form letter from the head of customer services was enough to make everything better.

If nature dies, there's nothing to worry about, because we are smart enough to make it better, right?

You wish you could be enough to make them better and it hurts you aren't enough to help them.

It isn't enough to make bad jobs better.

But perhaps it will be enough to make 2011 a better year than the experts now expect.