Sentence examples for subject enough from inspiring English sources

Giving the moving subject enough positive space to move into will greatly enhance the image.

I know you mention the subject enough to try to get the magazine off the hook about it.

Another member, Dmytro Fedkowskyj of Queens, called for the creation of a budget subcommittee, saying panel members had not mastered the subject enough to give an informed vote.

"But the more I studied the Peruvian textiles the more excited I became," she said, "finding that it in itself was subject enough and more than an exhibit".

Michael Wolfers decided not to write about husband and wife partly because Thomas Hodgkin is subject enough, and partly because in the last decades of his life, his love for his first amour was rekindled, during an increasingly hectic time of international success and ill health.

Elizabeth Bradley, who is chairwoman of the drama department at the Tisch School of the Arts at New York University, said that a nonsports fan needed to feel that the play's quality transcended the subject enough to spend more than $100 for a ticket.

"Many do not feel they have enough knowledge, have mastered the subject matter enough so that they can actually write a blog post".

Young points out that if you ask subjects enough questions — Mathews's study asked about more than 100 different food items — you will find some statistically significant relationship, simply by chance.

For 1338 subjects, enough information was collected for inclusion in the study.

Also, all cameras will have trouble focusing on objects in the dark if there is not enough light and/or it's fitted with a slow lens; a flashlight will allow you to illuminate close subjects enough to focus on them.

All span groups demonstrated significant spatial cuing, and the lack of correlation with WMC may be due to a restriction of range across subjects (not enough between subject variability).