But for some prominent Republicans ― who had already stuck with Trump through repeated instances of sexism, fat-shaming and casual pedophilic remarks ― enough was enough.
Mr. Geithner took the remarks seriously enough that he publicly reaffirmed the primacy of the dollar.
Dean's opening remarks were enough to leave both Lieberman and Gephardt in the dust.
What's more, he made these unrelated remarks closely enough in time for them to appear on the same page of the 894-page new volume of his journals.
"I detest that repressive atmosphere, that coarseness... " These remarks were enough for Raoult to call on the French culture minister, Frédéric Mitterrand, to tell Goncourt laureates that they should be mindful of "national unity and the image of our country" when they speak.
His father had been an illegal Nazi long before the Anschluss, and his mother a local leader of the League of German Maidens; their de-Nazification after the war, with Robert made to dig graves and Dorothea banned from teaching, struck their son (though he did not remember it) as brutal injustice.Then there were the remarks, few enough, but indicators of a certain current of thought.
The same, almost anarchistic attitude is apparent in Thus Spoke Zarathustra, where Nietzsche calls the "state…the coldest of all cold monsters" and remarks, aptly enough, that "the state…whatever it says it lies…Everything about it is false" (Z I:11).
Even these very brief remarks are enough to make sense of what many have taken to be the import of Heidegger's phenomenology for the cognitive sciences.
It has not gone remarked upon enough that their American counterparts apparently have none.
Six days after the flood, Florence's mayor was moved to remark sharply: "Enough about Cimabue's poor Christ.
At the same party, Mrs. Astor remarked loud enough for many to hear that the actress Catherine Zeta-Jones, who was in attendance, was wearing an inappropriate dress.
