Sentence examples for enough very from inspiring English sources

He was a sweet man and, funnily enough, very highly strung and intense himself.

"This is a court that is, oddly enough, very suspicious of the courts as a place to vindicate rights," he said.

It's witty, even wise often enough, very well written in a word-smithing way, full of "you knew it!" fuck-ups and then some, it slowly creeps around your neck and starts to throttle while you may be laughing or not.

And then there was John Cale – at that point somewhere between his A&R gigs, first for Elektra and then Warner Bros, who was living with Joe Boyd at the time and played keyboards and viola on Fly and Northern Sky – both, interestingly enough, very much precursors to Cale's own sound and style on Paris 1919 and even some of the new songs from his superb forthcoming album.

When the source and receiver are low enough, very orderly trends are observed.

However, if that's not a deal-breaker I would argue both phones have their benefits but are, oddly enough, very much the same.

The Nokia store, strangely enough, is very different and very refreshing.

The results showed that CQD is an accurate method and is sensitive enough to very low and very high degrees of damage.

And they were crunchy enough, but very bland.

Well, sure enough, those very unpaid, inexpert netizens have put the kibosh on the Kaiser piece.

Sure enough, the very notion of an archaeological excavation evaporates on closer inspection.