Sentence examples for just rich enough from inspiring English sources

Some might say that Clapton's age – 69 – is a factor, but perhaps he's just rich enough to tell the truth.

His coconut-milk panna cotta is feather light but just rich enough to take on a bright, snappy soup of pineapple and passion fruit freshed up with a whiff of mint.

China is just rich enough that almost all of that imbalance is a result of sex-selective abortion and not, as Nicholas Kristof noted recently, of the tendency of parents in the developing world, to try to keep their sons alive in famines by taking food from their daughters, so mortality is disproportionately female.

The polling evidence we have so far, however, is just not rich enough to adjudicate between these different outcomes.

"The Starter Wife" may have the trickiest path to navigate, since it asks viewers to laugh with, not at, a woman who is rich, just not rich enough.

Rich, but not rich enough.

But their benefits are offset by millions of Chinese just now becoming rich enough to buy exotic ingredients and medicines.

Closer to home, British collectors such as Charles Saatchi and Frank Cohen just aren't rich enough, any more than our public galleries are.

Women make up a small fraction of the list, with just 57 women rich enough to break into the ranks of the richest Americans.

"Your folks just aren't rich enough," she'd said.

The drink is just thick and rich enough that you forget you're  consuming any alcohol.