Sentence examples for enough to mention from inspiring English sources

One of us found it funny enough to mention here.

Fewer – but still enough to mention – carry sweat towels.

"I don't think anybody's stupid enough to mention names," McKee said.

In the meantime, Mr. Gingrich is feeling confident enough to mention June's events without embarrassment.

(At that point, I had never liked anyone enough to mention to her).

One song, about a drunken Lower East Side party, was modern enough to mention a skinhead.

Schonberg wrote: "Even the biggest aria in the opera, "Possente spirito", has a good-sized slash in the middle... [L'Orfeo] is long enough, and important enough, not to mention beautiful enough, to have been the entire evening's opera".

If he's good enough, not to mention lucky enough, he may be able to avoid the trap and emerge from the experience unscathed.

You have to hope his host was tactful enough not to mention to President Hollande how much the Soviet First Lady had enjoyed her trip to Oxfordshire.

I was perhaps twenty-three when I first ate almost enough caviar not to mention any caviar at all that I can now remember.

Here you can't count the disco balls fast enough — not to mention the roller skates, the frosted-pink lips, and the glittering spandex that the director, Christopher Ashley, hurls at you like a PCP flashback.