Sentence examples for enough to refer from inspiring English sources

It may no longer be enough to refer the toleration of intolerance to the First Amendment.

It's not enough to refer to Democratic landslides and Democratic senators as "Democrat landslides" and "Democrat senators".

Why wasn't an Agency for Children's Services worker knowledgeable enough to refer Ahsianea for interventions to experienced professionals?

Mr. Capron knew Picasso, not intimately but well enough to refer to him as "PP" in his journals and correspondence.

There are other search engines, and it's easy enough to refer to online searching without naming a specific one.

In 2011, Karen married video director Barnaby Clay (she's still newlywed enough to refer to him coyly as "Barney, my… you know, husband or whatever").

There has also been a black President and a female Vice-President, but the show is clever enough — and optimistic enough — not to refer to these developments directly, thereby implying that in forty-five years people will simply take them for granted.

Word of the blackout comes from Sprint Feed, who received the memo above from a source they're confident enough in to refer to as a "beloved Super Spy".

Remember that it's not enough to simply refer your friends, a certain number of them must also complete the offer(s).

That is, "it's a successful film but not big enough to be referred to as a hit".

"I quite like it that I've become kind of iconic enough to be referred to in fashion columns," he says.