Sentence examples for publicly enough from inspiring English sources

And if you don't exhibit enough of it, and publicly enough, you're in serious trouble".

It started publicly enough with his Pacific war posting as a navy destroyer intelligence officer.

With Karl Rove's help, Mr. Bush has managed a careful balance, maintaining good ties with the Christian right without doing so publicly enough to terrify other voters.

The idea behind the Canadian acknowledgment is that if we repeat the truth often enough, publicly enough, to children who are young enough, it will lead us to reconciliation.

The Apple faithful, it seems, have not been proclaiming their faith publicly enough; they must also hold their phones up to their faces at baseball games (for overlaid player stats) and when stargazing (for overlaid constellations).

Marjorie Dannenfelser, who attended the meeting with Trump, agreed that Clinton hadn't spoken publicly enough about her faith.

Perhaps the mere spectre of being exposed so publicly was enough for Petraeus to step away.

Even in his home country, Svanberg was widely criticised for keeping a relatively low profile when the flak was flying in Washington and failing to be publicly supportive enough of his beleaguered chief executive.

He's never publicly disclosed enough quantitative aspects of his approach for me to construct a model based on his methods, but given his great success over the years, I thought it would be a good time to heed his advice, and screen for some "high-quality" U.S. stocks that score highly on my guru-based models.

As is our policy, the Red Cross will publicly announce when enough money has been raised for Katrina.

"They probably haven't said quite enough publicly yet for most Republicans; maybe they will say more before we vote".