Sentence examples for left enough of from inspiring English sources

So do a larger legion of scientists, medics, activists and business people whose fame never spread far beyond their own households, but who left enough of a trace to satisfy the dictionary's 45 panels of specialist selectors.

It turned out that Carter's father had left enough of himself behind in these letters that she could truly know him and could experience the love she couldn't remember.

And you leave enough of it to know what you want to hear again.

But as it does so it leaves enough of a trace that when you read her you do it with a sense of recognition".

If the agreement leaves enough of the nuclear facilities in place that "it's a matter of a few months, then it's a bad agreement," Mr. Yadlin said.

Trim off green ends of leeks and cut in half through the root, leaving enough of the root so it holds together.

"Get Smart" ran for five years, racking up big numbers and leaving enough of a legacy to inspire "The Nude Bomb," an earlier attempt at a movie version.

Surgery can cure liver cancer, but only when the cancer is limited to a region small enough to permit its removal while leaving enough of the liver behind to perform normal functions.

Mr. Gore spent the day arguing that Mr. Bush's proposed income tax cut would not leave enough of the federal surplus to protect Medicare, a charge that Mr. Bush ignored.

Either way, the objective would be to guarantee enough of an institution's balance-sheet to avoid a run, while leaving enough of it without a guarantee to protect taxpayers from even the outlier banks.That is not an easy balance to strike.

If Roddick doesn't leave enough of a bad taste in your mouth -- and for some reason you really want one -- flip your attention over to N.B.A. free agent mania, a process so silly that people in Houston somehow thought it would help their team's fortunes to send fans out in a caravan of pickup trucks to woo free agents.