Sentence examples for enough to mark from inspiring English sources
The attention surrounding the opening was enough to mark "Exit" as a potential winner.
As a priest, her gender alone is enough to mark her out as progressive.
In the rural backwaters of 1970s New Mexico, that was quite enough to mark him out as a dangerous oddball.
Their ambition and zeal for life were big enough to mark an era, like a caption under a photograph.
This theme alone would be enough to mark The Last Guardian out as almost unique in games.
The horse-mad leader of a horse-mad country was given the title at the weekend, appropriately enough to mark the Day of the Horse.
"You don't have enough players to mark everybody they throw at you," goalkeeper Tim Howard said.
If there is one team with a product attractive enough not to mark it down, it is the Yankees.
Headteachers' leaders warned that Britain's examination system was at breaking point, with exam boards finding it difficult to recruit enough teachers to mark the papers.
And to my amazement, the pupils didn't bat an eyelid as I explained I wanted to take enough time to mark their essays thoroughly.
His career straddled the latter heyday of Hollywood and he fitted comfortably into the mainstream, with enough variety to mark him a notch above the average.
