Sentence examples for enough to nominate a from inspiring English sources

If I were presumptuous enough to nominate a few entries, I'd suggest the Fundamental Attribution Error: Don't try to explain by character traits behavior that is better explained by context.

It has been quite entertaining – although at times a little unsettling – to wonder if the American voter was truly reckless enough to nominate a strangely coiffed carnival barker with a casual disregard for the facts, running on a xenophobic and incoherent platform.

(Answer: Not crazy enough to nominate any of those figures or make the 9-9-9 partythe platformatform).

This year we see that they have created a political constituency powerful enough to nominate for president, in one of our two major parties, a man whom the white supremacist movement has embraced as one of their own.

There has never been a woman, although the Democrats were good enough to nominate Geraldine Ferraro in 1984, when their chances were so minimal a Hail Mary pass seemed appropriate.

The Tea Party made a moderate-sized fuss just big enough to nominate some unelectable candidates for Congress and the Republicans wound up going with Mitt Romney, the white guy's white guy, as their standard bearer.

But in the weeks after Dr. Klapper's death, Conservative Party officials gathered 38 signatures, enough to nominate him for the Senate seat.

Democrats are going to miss Michele Bachmann — and not only because her retirement is likely to make it harder for them to take her district, unless the Republicans there are blind enough to nominate another fringe politician to replace her.

It was hip enough to nominate Banksy's Exit Through the Gift Shop.

- Harry Enten argues that Democrats have not become liberal enough to nominate Sanders.

But the challenge for Governor Christie will be whether enough Republicans trust him enough to nominate him as their standard bearer in 2016.