Sentence examples for enough to note from inspiring English sources

"I think we're seeing enough to note that we're on the cusp of change.

We settle in with menus, lifting our eyes long enough to note -- and covet -- platters going to other diners.

Reason enough to note cloud cover, precipitation, the temperature of the air and water, the clarity and conditions of the tide.

But like other Western observers, Mr. Fischer was cautious enough to note that the real test would come when the Putin program was put into practice.

They will understandably resent farming out difficult parishes but will also be wise enough to note that the power resides in their hands.

Nor was it enough to note that the 25-year-old Woods, in just his sixth year on the PGA Tour, has already won 28 times.

"The ground was soon looming up to meet us...and we had scarcely enough time to note that from our perch small insects appeared as ants".

At least I was smart enough then to note that 11 years of Labour government had not dimmed the party's "radicalism or romanticism".

It's not enough to just note good things when they happen.

Resting on a leaf, one stayed still long enough for me to note the delicate plumage of its tiny antennae.

But it's enough, for now, to note that the style of government she fostered brought a confrontational atmosphere to everyday life.