Sentence examples for enough to prick from inspiring English sources

The film, in both versions, is neat, cute, wickedly anti-style and funny enough to prick the pretensions of a high-polished, low-inspiration art moment.

I'd like to believe that those of us who witnessed the tech bubble will be smart enough to prick the next bubble that comes along before too many investors get duped.

Meanwhile, in pushing the Conservatives into third place, Ukip  could not have done more to demonstrate the futility of Tory hopes that promising a Euro-referendum would be enough to prick Nigel Farage's bubble.

This year Alan Greenspan, chairman of the Federal Reserve Board, used the opportunity to give his fullest defence yet against charges that he should have raised interest rates in the late 1990s enough to prick the stockmarket bubble before it got too big.

Raising interest rates high enough to prick the "bubble" would be tantamount to engineering a recession at a time when banks, borrowers and industry are all earning dollars with a stable value; dollars which are overwhelmingly being reinvested in real production.

When large enough to handle, prick out seedlings into large modules or 9cm pots and harden off in a cold frame or under fleece.

It's well-executed mainstream pop with enough variety to prick the ears.

For dog-loving adults, well, it's just engaging enough to make them prick up their ears.

"Not only is he in fine fettle, not only is he not wounded, he's pricked enough to be angry".The good news has also halted Mr Bush's fall in the opinion polls.

These are first hand accounts from Sioux and The Slits' Viv Albertine, in a programme that explores the way in which the punk movement empowered women and girls who were audacious enough to kick against the pricks and the endemic sexism of the 1970s". Mary Anne Hobbs says: "Sit down beside Matthew Herbert, the ingenious electronic music maker, in his studios in Kent.

I miss the OG Halloween II, when one scalpel prick was enough to kill someone.