Sentence examples for indifferent enough from inspiring English sources

Either Kennedy does or doesn't have the votes in the House of Representatives to enlarge & reorganize the Rules Committee so that it will be sympathetic to the welfare state - or at least indifferent enough to it to pass decisions along to the full House.

"Indifferent isn't enough.

But there are enough indifferent examples to make it a slog between the ravishing full-length portraits on which his reputation justly rests.

And even the very indifferent young watch enough television to have picked up the themes of a crumbling economic system and a political authority in disarray.

Because he comes of a literate (and chillingly indifferent) family, Nick is schooled enough to keep a journal.

Headlines about £90,000 bills for a degree are unrepresentative – the typical graduate will face around £20,000 of repayments – but, even so, the Browne scheme will undoubtedly frighten families unprotected by the support system for the poor and not rich enough to be indifferent, and for whom £20,000, especially in straitened times like these, is a truly daunting sum.

A: Often enough to make Player 2 indifferent to calling or folding.

A: Often enough to make Player 1 indifferent to checking or bluffing.

Hiring Veh as caretaker at the end of last year was puzzling enough; extending his contract after the indifferent run-in he presided over seemed baffling.

It means abandoning specious kinds of neutrality, taking the side of the victim and making enough noise to rouse the powerful and indifferent from their slumbers.

Unfortunately, no one uses these names any more, and rare is the editor indulgent enough to permit an ink-dabbler to be indifferent to currency.