Sentence examples for told enough about from inspiring English sources

But one story is never told or is not told enough about these crises.

The men and women were thought to be told enough about each other before the ceremony to convince officials that they were having a relationship.

The court held that he must at least be told enough about the evidence to have a fair chance of responding to it.

Last May District Judge Joan Lenard held that he must be told enough about the evidence to have a fair chance of responding to it.

Volunteers are briefed on how to remain still and calm, but Mr. Rector says they are not told enough about the risk of infection and how to protect themselves, a violation of fisheries protocol.

But at least McCain has gone on to provide service to the country in the Senate, such as his current attempts to warn the nation that we haven't been told enough about what happened during the tragic attack on Benghazi.

Bury's image tells enough about this particular species that you could identify one if you encountered it in the wild.

"The survivors' accounts tell enough about the scope of his crimes and the court should not allow him to turn the courtroom into a theatre," said Satko Mujagic, a prisoner of war at Bosnia's Omarska detention camp, where up to 900 Muslims were killed by the Bosnian Serb forces.

GEORGE DiPASQUALE Practiced What He Preached Melissa DiPasquale has told enough stories about her firefighter husband, cried enough tears before strangers.

"We haven't told enough stories about high-tech job creation inspired by young firms," says Michael McGeary of Engine, an advocacy group for start-ups.

Some of them think that voters will turn on Mr. Corzine if they are told enough times about his short-lived business partnership with the disgraced fund-raiser Charles Kushner, or about the thousands of dollars he gave to a former girlfriend, Carla Katz, who is head of the state's largest public-employees union.