Sentence examples for enough to put some from inspiring English sources

Come to think of it, that might also be enough to put some politicians off politics.

I hope the local people would be kind enough to put some flowers on it.

Still, the meals are frozen, and that alone is enough to put some people off.

But if that's not all, the computer screen itself is enough to put some writers off completely.

The notions of war as sport, and of spoils as something one can eat and savor, are enough to put some off their dinner.

The goal is to keep the horse comfortable enough to put some weight on the injured leg, but not too much.

Long enough to put in some DIY shelves and fill the place with junkshop furniture, records, piles of unwashed clothes and a sprinkling of graffiti to convince the man from the council that I'd been there for years.

This line-up is enough to put off some people who would normally be drawn to the cause of civil liberties: they evidently don't want to look too closely at cases like Andrew's lest they find something that discredits European integration.

I stressed that it would be a respectful, straightforward fashion spread, and he was kind enough to put out some feelers.

It's a sign that you respect yourself and respect her enough to put in some effort.

We don't get paid enough to put up with some of things that we have to put up with – it's wrong.