Sentence examples for enough to observe from inspiring English sources

But Blair is not quite pragmatic enough to observe that.

The fans got close enough to observe the swagger of some Red Sox and the shyness of others.

He broke the surface long enough to observe his own breakneck passage through a hearty stand of bamboo.

Traditionally, each village was administered by an assembly of adult males (those old enough to observe the fast of Ramaḍān).

During this episode, the villagers did not break step but allowed themselves to turn their heads just enough to observe the proceedings.

Last summer I was lucky enough to observe a family of otters playing in a river while we were in a boat carrying out an aquatic plant survey.

And now and then, supported by an adoring crowd, she is even free enough to observe things for their poignancy, rather than for laughs.

The year's not quite over yet, but it's over enough to observe a few of the most interesting high-tech highs, lows and trends of 2009.

But they did happen at the start of the first world war, and Spielberg includes an extraordinary gallop into a German encampment, the filming of which Morpurgo was lucky enough to observe.

Geisel died in 1991, but had he lived long enough to observe current affairs even he might have been surprised at our political and economic system's ability to generate plausible nonsense of its own.

He speaks passionately from the perspective of someone who has been in the system long enough to observe numerous attempts to restructure services as governments have come and gone.