Sentence examples for forceful enough to get from inspiring English sources

Mrs. Rodriguez was bold enough to wear a T-shirt with a profane message to a game this year; her personality may be forceful enough to get Rodriguez his money.

Nothing about his ideas is forceful enough to take on his opponents', who rightly or wrongly have more charisma than they know what to do with.

Now, Brixton is in the throes of gentrification forceful enough to have brought local protests.

He is forceful enough to have once talked a film festival director not only into accepting his unmade short, but also into starring in it.

And in a context like the Biennale, Mr. Tuymans's coolly elliptical approach can be forceful enough to have an impact.

The player who makes an offensive lob often follows it to the net, but if a lob is not high enough to get over the opponent, it can be returned with an overhead smash, the most forceful of strokes.

Well enough to get accepted.

"I was lucky enough to get traded.

It is enough to get his goat.

That was enough to get him dismissed.

"You're not making enough to get by.