Sentence examples for is perhaps enough from inspiring English sources

One dead star is perhaps enough for one so young.

For the present it is perhaps enough to quote the American astrophysicist James W. Truran: The local pattern of abundances is generally representative.

Two is perhaps enough: the fact that both Drabble and Byatt are among the pre-eminent writers of their generation has not been without its difficulties.

In an age of "I like a bit of everything, actually", loudly signifying that you like music per se is perhaps enough.

None of those, on the face of each, is perhaps enough to explain why he ranks as one of the most heavily sought-after terms on Baidu, the Chinese search engine.

It is perhaps enough to know only this: Belgium's feuding French- and Dutch-speaking politicians, often compared to partners in a grumpy (yet oddly long-lasting) marriage, have broken the taboo of direct confrontation.

There are perhaps enough smiles, as well as a smart set and quirky costumes, to at least admire the effort put into "Out of Iceland".

Back in the 70's, when Phyllis George, a former Miss America, was the lone woman working the N.F.L. circuit, it was perhaps enough to be a pretty face with only a passing knowledge of the game.

Looking back, it's perhaps enough to marvel at the billions of reunions, migrations, exchanges and collaborations of all manner that were made possible, or at least more affordable, by this aircraft.

Furthermore, it is not clear at all how to proceed to compute the value of ({overline {p}}^{f}_{0} x,mathcal {C})) (it would be perhaps enough to know this value since any strictly lower value is a loss-generating cost).

It is perhaps fair enough to say that there are no generally accepted criteria.