Sentence examples similar to heartening enough from inspiring English sources

If they compared themselves instead with America and Europe, they might feel heartened enough to make some of the tough choices needed.

For this pop fan, it was neither heartening nor intense enough to distract me from worthier artists.

Many of the doctors interviewed by Dr. Groopman volunteer a painful tale of misdiagnosis, but the effect, oddly enough, is heartening.

Analysts expect Unilever's second quarter financial results to show organic sales growth of over 4% when they are announced on Thursday, but it may not be enough to hearten investors when compared with the rest of the consumer goods sector.

Californians halted a three-month slide in water conservation in September, saving enough to hearten state regulators who previously had expressed alarm about possible drought fatigue.

And stock market investors are heartened to see companies in enough control of their short-term destiny that most of them are meeting or beating analysts' expectations of reported profits.

"A movement vast enough to scare or hearten the weak-kneed".

Investors were heartened, and the Fed felt comfortable enough to begin removing some of its extraordinary stimulus.

Still, it's heartening that we take intellectual property seriously enough to let judges on a specialized court oversee key parts of its creation.

In nearly two decades of covering political campaigns, I have always been heartened by citizens far beyond Washington who care enough to follow the candidates and the issues closely.

Initial elation with its plans to increase the autonomy of its securities, asset-management, and wealth-management divisions gave way to skepticism that its plans don't go far enough, while its second-quarter earnings report had little heartening news.