Sentence examples for polished enough to from inspiring English sources

I was nervous because the talk was supposed to sound spontaneous enough to work as a live event, but polished enough to work on the radio.

In his advertising, Ford knows how to sell sex that is provocative enough to seem European and yet polished enough to appeal to Americans.

"The only way I'm going to get something polished enough to send [to my editor]," she explained in an e-mail, before we met, "is by totally abandoning my family.

The wonder of the play is that it is flexible enough, and polished enough, to keep on reflecting back at us, through all the warpings of time and space.

The trick — beyond the pre-requisite of being funny — appears to be adopting a universally mocking tone (self-mockery is certainly a key ingredient) without being out-and-out offensive, yet also remaining polished enough to get past the internal brand censors.

If you're not willing to work 50-60 hours a week, not aggressive enough to ask for the sale, and not polished enough to make people feel comfortable, you're not going to make much money.

The early signs are that the former Blackburn Rovers striker is not quite polished enough at this level but Bournemouth do not need to panic yet.

The meal ended with a drawing for six reject burekas, not quite polished enough for the bazaar but fine to take home as a prize.

So have three months of solitary confinement and a reasonably polished apology been enough to win over public opinion?

No telling whether or not this is legit, but the video seems almost polished and cheesy enough to have come from inside a corporation of some type, unless someone really went to a lot of trouble to hire a band, a bunch of extras, and write a song about Vista.

While the software isn't quite polished enough for public release, we're eager to share some unexpected early results on the advertising ecosystem.