Sentence examples for have reason enough from inspiring English sources

An eight-try win against Mark Aston's Ireland should have reason enough for an afternoon to savour but McNamara was forced to rebuff questions about Zak Hardaker's absence.

"You'll have reason enough to cringe if we have any more of this foolery!" And with that Mr. Newt escorted the lad down the stairs and into the custody of waiting authorities from the Home for Little Homeboys.

When Tom and Janet make love the scene is so rendered that neither of them nor the reader can be certain if it is rape (though everyone does have reason enough to think it might be incest).

They have reason enough to be skeptical: G.M. has only two profitable quarters under its belt; its European arm is still losing money; its new executive team is untested; and its pension plans, untouched in bankruptcy, are underfunded by $27 billion.

Muslims, strengthened by America's Equip and Train programme and by covert arms supplies from Islamic states, may reckon they have reason enough to start fighting: some 40% of Bosnia's population before the war, they now control only 27% of the land.

Here is what I take to be the upshot of our discussion so far: If you believe in a fundamental, perfectly natural relation of occupancy, then you already have reason enough to accept the conclusion of Haslanger's argument; thought experiments concerning spinning spheres add nothing.

The Kurds have reasons enough to bide their time.

Julius has reason enough to be unhappy.

Stockhausen had reason enough to avert his eyes from the world as it was.

All the best songs have a bit of melancholy in them.' Ghost has had reason enough to be melancholy.

Given Vatican history, he has reason enough to be wary – and both Catholics and non-Catholics have reason to hope he sees off his forces of darkness.