Sentence examples for language enough from inspiring English sources

Must the poet be overtly political, or is addressing the more abstract politics of language enough?

Nor is Shiv Sena's traditional appeal to Mumbai natives who speak the local language enough to guarantee power.

Rather than trying to "get right" what everyone already says, the job of the poet is to try to remake language enough to be able to say something new; to take all the words which are exhausted day-to-day and make them strange and unpredictable; to let them mean more.

"Sounds like a broken record" is in-the-language enough at this point for the majority of solvers to recognize that that would involve repetitive sounds, but how many of you are young enough to have missed the fact that this means the record SKIPS its groove?

There will always be students, like me, who love languages enough to study them at A-level.

And we've learned one of the local languages enough that we can figure out what people are talking about, which comes in handy.

Rich wanted a "common language" — literary enough to last, yet urgent enough for all readers to feel the power and change the culture.

He understood the language well enough, but the customs were surpassing strange.

Without it, no amount of sizzling dialogue or exquisite description or beautiful language is enough.

That's what literature offers – a language powerful enough to say how it is".

When it comes to the death of a child, no language is enough.