Sentence examples for enough to utter the from inspiring English sources
The task of statesmen is, often enough, to utter the indefensible and the insupportable in the greater interest of their nation.
The answer that emerged is simple enough to utter and harder to achieve: in order to thrive again, Brazil had to depoliticize the quest for a better economy.
For three weeks, he hung on at Brooke Army Medical Center in San Antonio, long enough to utter a few words to his loved ones and absorb their kindness.
In the last few years, the Amazon.com founder has been in relentless pursuit of a lag-less future, one where you barely have enough time to utter the word "shipping" before your package arrives.
Only Shane Battier, the lone starting senior, appeared fresh enough to convincingly utter the familiar Blue Devils script.
Those of them brave enough to actually utter the word, that is.
Though three of the work's six characters present themselves as selfless social benefactors, the altruists of the title, they are as unlikely as any of Mr. Silver's people to utter the phrase "but enough about me" and mean it.
Card modellers are not, I imagine, the type of people who are wont to utter the words, "Oh well, close enough".
If players answer enough questions they can work their way to the $1 million question (in simulated money), but if they falter they're forced to utter the phrase, "I am not smarter than a 5Th grader".
The Germans, though, were singularly ready to utter the unspeakable.
