Sentence examples for plenty judging from inspiring English sources
It's a view that might quiet even the most vociferous skeptics — and skeptics are apparently plenty, judging by the snarky commentary on blogs devoted to Hoboken real estate and land use.
(And that's plenty, judging from an author's note in Bernard Pomerance's published script: "No one with any history of back trouble should attempt the part of Merrick as contorted").
Plenty, judging by my inbox: "I'm a Football fan and I'm English but have to say I'll enjoy the World Cup far more when I can finally stop listening to the half-baked opinions of England's part-time fans," says Ben Smith.
No judges, but plenty of judging, in other words.
Plenty anyway, judging from the unexploded ordnance littering the Afghan positions.The Afghans are heavily outmanned, outgunned and chafing for a fight.
In this, Mr. Sunseri seems to have plenty of company, judging from interviews with numerous investors and brokers in the Pittsburgh area.
In truth, it would seem, he had plenty of friends, judging by his liberal use of the collective pronoun when recounting his memories of university.
There was plenty to talk about, judging from Hochsprung's Twitter feed.
The SOS to Shane Williams has already caused plenty of heated debate judging by the response on social media and this website.
And that's Plenty telling….
Besides, there are plenty of people already judging us, why add to that?
