Sentence examples for punishing enough from inspiring English sources

At 70 years old, the schedule would be punishing enough, even if she were garlanded in universal praise and gratitude.

In Arthur Miller's play -- a revival is now on Broadway -- Loman's route in New England is punishing enough that he wants a transfer.

But Bill Cervone, the state attorney for the Eighth Judicial Circuit and a witness to the execution, said Mr. Rolling's death did not seem punishing enough.

WASHINGTON — The White House's aggressive push for Congressional approval of an attack on Syria appeared to have won the tentative support of one of President Obama's most hawkish critics, Senator John McCain, who said Monday that he would back a limited strike if the president did more to arm the Syrian rebels and the attack was punishing enough to weaken the Syrian military.

He didn't want to know what it sounded like — listening to their mother moan about it was punishing enough — but Mary Celeste was ever the talker, and the more deaf she grew the less she talked to others and the more she talked to him.

Airports are punishing enough without my people slowing the herd.

They do not punish enough.

I've been punished enough".

I think he's being punished enough".

Boy George has been punished enough.

"I think he's been punished enough," she said.