Sentence examples for notes well enough from inspiring English sources

Mr. Finckel got around the notes well enough but would have benefited from a bigger sound in a work written for the powerhouse Mstislav Rostropovich.

A Butterworth still filters the undesired notes well enough to be effective, but at the same time, allows slightly out-of tune strings to be recognized.

It can vary quite a bit for individual students, but we expect that you will need to spend substantial time outside of class, reading the textbook and reviewing your notes in order to understand the proofs and the definitions from the textbook and your class notes well enough to be able to adapt them to create new proofs and construct counterexamples.

Ishiguro likes this flat "Godfather" note well enough to strike it again twice in the last story, "Cellists," and it is only fair to warn you that he relies for much of his effect not on the slow metamorphosis of blue into gray but on bathos and sometimes on pure farce.

Wisden described Ponsford's performances for the season as "something of a disappointment" but noted that "he batted well enough on occasion to demonstrate his undoubted abilities".

Kay and Kaat repeatedly noted that Clemens was pitching well enough, with enough speed, but he was bedeviled by Red Sox batters fouling off two-strike pitches.

You knew they were highly educated people and that if they did not understand your research, it was probably because you didn't explain it well enough," Gilchrist noted.

For the last hundred years, the average American has been living long enough and well enough to note that the amount of food they needed to fuel themselves in young adulthood is surplus to requirements once they get into their middle years.

If somebody attacks you and defeats you, note which buildings are to heavily guarded, and note which buildings are not guarded well enough.

To be honest, I wish I had taken notes – though I certainly wasn't well enough – because it has been a myriad of good deeds and kind words.

Yes, this means you must learn your material well enough not to need notes or a Teleprompter.