Sentence examples for graceful enough from inspiring English sources

"The message was that I wasn't graceful enough," Ms. Gordon said, "but it didn't stop me from wanting to dance".

Our top red, from the Gaia Estate, was graceful enough to remind me of a Bordeaux, though it was made entirely from agiorgitiko.

Who is tall enough, short enough, hirsute or hair-free enough, soft enough, hard enough, strong enough, graceful enough, assertive enough, aggressive enough, nurturing enough, fair enough, strong enough, etc., to be classified into one of two discreet categories?

(Barbie's dancing was based on Maria Kowroski's.) No one expects dancing dolls to be lifelike, but these aren't even graceful or enchanting enough to inspire children to want to see the real ballet.

The figure itself, graceful and consonant, is inviting enough to sustain this kind of exploration, and Ms. Zaimont makes the most of it: in relatively quick succession she takes her theme through driven, rhythmically involved, darkly introspective and sweetly lyrical episodes, often weaving textures around it that are more fascinating than the figure itself.

The view to the north takes in the other two bridges on the lower East River, the Manhattan and the Williamsburg -- handsome enough but not too graceful.

Piazza's swing was not graceful, he admitted, but it was enough to drive a Brad Penny fastball over the right-field fence for a grand slam.

Strangely enough, in this still-graceful town of red-tile roofs and elegant leafy plazas, such contradictions seem oddly logical.

Yohji Yamamoto is enough of pro to be graceful about his diminished influence.

True enough, Posillipo has been in graceful decline since Roman times, with an additional sprinkle of Spanish palazzi and Moorish mansions courtesy of Bourbon rule.

It was neither graceful nor dominating, but it was effective enough for the Panthers to advance to the Round of 16.