Sentence examples for was obliging enough from inspiring English sources
The phrase "was obliging enough" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone who was willing to help or accommodate someone else's request. Example: "She was obliging enough to lend me her notes when I missed the class."
On submission he was obliging enough, after borrowing a cigarette, to conduct me to the back door of the Gresham Hotel, where after a long parley behind barricaded doors they gave me shelter.
Many good container plants – fuchsia, diascia, helichrysum, ivy-leaved geraniums, nemesia, variegated plectranthus, verbena, bacopa – are obliging enough to thrive in sun or half-shade.
By the time they hosted Lyon – who needed to win, hope Ajax lost to Real and that a seven-goal turnaround manifested itself in the meantime – their race was long since run and they were obliging enough in helping the French side win theirs.
At a time when even the important acts of daily life are largely matters of convenience, chance remains at hunting's core: present in how scent lies on the ground, in which way the wind blows, in how animals detect a hunter's footfall, and, increasingly, in whether those same animals are then obliging enough to stay off private land.
Sure enough, Davy Russell was obliged to drive his mount along merely to join issue as they turned in, with Flemenstar still tanking along under Andrew Lynch.
Unfortunately, to acquaint myself with the lady's work enough to answer questions about it, I was obliged to read one of her books.
Shalit was obliged to agree.
Scotland are obliging this year.
The Americans have been obliging.
The government has been obliging.
