Sentence examples for sort of enough from inspiring English sources

"That was sort of enough," Ms. Morphos said.

This pits the ability of poor people to eat — not well, but sort of enough — against the production of agricultural commodities.

Indeed, the Solar System is a powerful "nomological machine" (Cartwright 1999a, 50 53), which "is a fixed (enough) arrangement of components, or factors, with stable (enough) capacities that in the right sort of stable (enough) environment will, with repeated operation, give rise to the kind of regular behaviour that we represent in our scientific laws" (Cartwright 1999a, 50).

Then, I just sort of had enough.

We sort of had enough of inner city life.

"There's a lot of sentiment that technology doesn't answer all questions, and they've sort of had enough of it," he said.

"I'd sort of had enough of the system I'd been a part of," he said.

He said: "Grime reminds me, if there is an echo, of sort of, near enough like Liverpool in the very early sixties.

Blackadder was almost cancelled after series one Which was sort of fair enough as it had cost a fortune to make and was a bit rubbish.

The closest thing was the censor bar or redacted text, which was sort of good enough but didn't adequately encompass the ideas behind the opposition.

Which, given his job, is sort of fair enough.