Sentence examples for enough to prefer from inspiring English sources

It makes you feel shallow for ever having bought anything at Ikea. "I am savage enough to prefer the woods, the wilds, and the independence of Monticello, to all the brilliant pleasures of this gay capital," the author of the Declaration of Independence wrote from Paris, "[F]or tho' there is less wealth there, there is more freedom, more ease, and less misery".

The two town houses that Mr. Reilly owns were part of a row of houses built in 1878 and sold for about $8,000 each to people "in modest circumstances who were erratic enough to prefer a view of the river" to good transportation, according to an account in The New York Times in the 1920s.

THOSE of you decrepit enough to prefer the so-called "classic rock" radio format to its "alternative" progeny may have noticed, in the months since Sept. 11, an unsettling anthem rising up through your standard diet of Led Zeppelin and the Doors.

It is seen that while both models produce somewhat differing predictions of the SMA response, the difference is not dramatic enough to prefer one model to another.

This is reason enough to prefer the latter person as a recipient for most utilitarians (see generally for this type of reasoning Singer [1993]).

Verdict here: Reedus says that while he likes the Zero a lot, he's still old-school enough to prefer the "rumble" of traditional bikes.

She became Gallic enough herself to prefer movements to happenings.

But appropriately enough most customers seemed to prefer Beetlejuice, including Trish Dowd.

And as someone who has seen Edwards deliver it six times in the past eight days, I suspect that it alone will not be enough to get voters to prefer Edwards to the more experienced Kerry.

This is due to the fact that the difference in likelihoods between the +I+G and +G models is quite small at short sequence lengths and not significant enough for the measures to prefer the more parameterised +I+G models.

At present there is limited evidence which indicates the effectiveness of MoodGYM, Beating the Blues and Colour Your Life, but not enough of such evidence to prefer one package for depression over another.