Sentence examples for undone enough to from inspiring English sources

He still dresses like a European dandy, a ladies' man in sharp linen pants and monogrammed shirts undone enough to offer a peek at his chest.

If there's any hope for entrenched racism to be undone, we need politicians brave enough to bring this topic back into our public consciousness.

Since 1980, of the 27 U.S. carriers that lived long enough to go public, only 8 are still around, undone by too much competition and too little capital.

Since 1980, of the 27 carriers that lived long enough to go public, only 8 are still around, undone by too much competition and too little capital.

Too often, the progress they make in treating children is undone when the children return to the village, where families do not have enough to eat.

Notts were undone by a five-wicket haul from Neil Killeen with Gareth Clough's 42 not enough to prevent defeat.

Ultimately, the visitors were undone by Sissoko's stand-out contribution, his first for nine months and good enough to settle any contest.

Pecans may begin falling from early September to November, and preparing for harvesting should be done prior to the nuts falling, but closely enough to the anticipated fall that your efforts will not have been undone by time and weather.

He should do this out of obedience to the licence payer and be brave enough to admit that perhaps his decision needs to be reviewed and possibly undone.

"I'm not witty enough to sledge, if I opened my mouth, whatever I just did would be undone.

That's a way to get attention, to push the boundaries enough to attract notice without crossing the line so that what you're trying to say is undone by how you're saying it.