Sentence examples for enough to puncture from inspiring English sources

They are decorative but sharp enough to puncture the skin, as Diane Wilson learned last year.

Some particles, however, are energetic enough to puncture the top layer and strike the second layer.

Some critics doubted whether such temperance would be enough to puncture public criticism of Wall Street bonuses.

There is a vicious spider on the loose: up to three inches long, venomous, and with jaws strong enough to puncture human skin.

Then he shoved a knife under the lowest rib on Arnold's left side, pushing it deeply enough to puncture the stomach wall.

The V&A building has projections of solid over void that promise some drama but don't seem enough to puncture the polite boredom of the whole.

When the force produced by the claw is compared to the ability of the cuticle to resist puncture, we find that within a species, the claw tip should be able to produce enough force to puncture the carapace, but not the manus.

A smooth rock won't create enough friction to puncture the lid of the can.

Even when the revolution speed is slow and the force minimal, the knife has enough force to puncture windows and other glass objects with deadly precision.

It is the shared knowledge of two narcissists who have been around the block often enough to be able to puncture each other's own romantic illusions without wincing.

Whatever candy you use, make sure that it is soft enough to allow a toothpick to puncture it.