Examples of 'enough to break' in a sentence
Meaning of "enough to break"
This phrase indicates a situation where a person or thing is under so much stress, pressure, or strain that it is on the verge of collapsing, failing, or breaking. It implies that the intensity or magnitude of something is beyond its capacity to sustain or endure
How to use "enough to break" in a sentence
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enough to break
These threats are explicit enough to break confidentiality.
Just enough to break through the skull.
Financial strain alone is enough to break a relationship.
May be enough to break the cycle of violence.
Two in the same day is enough to break me.
We have enough to break down the impostor.
The pressure being exerted is certainly enough to break ribs.
Strong enough to break the bravest heart.
Table with force enough to break it.
It was enough to break him out of his trance.
Throw this hard enough to break it.
Not enough to break the law.
Probably not hard enough to break an egg.
Fast enough to break loose the back end.
If he bit down hard enough to break the teeth.
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Just enough to break the connection.
Some are powerful enough to break bones.
Enough to break their caste whiteness.
No spell is strong enough to break what we have.
Enough to break into the hold.
You were unlucky enough to break down here.
Enough to break down the glucose.
A joke is often enough to break the ice.
Not enough to break up a good bromance.
Empiricism is not enough to break the spell.
Enough to break the ice.
I was not strong enough to break away without it.
Enough to break the weak.
I do not know enough to break the rules.
Enough to break the famine.
These letters are enough to break the engagement.
I still can not believe they were stupid enough to break in.
We have enough to break down the imposter.
Do not suppose you are strong enough to break this.
More than enough to break their will.
Or maybe neither of us is strong or crazy enough to break the cycle.
Not fast enough to break the pattern.
This sound it made was loud enough to break things.
He was high enough to break a leg now if he fell.
A very slight shock would be enough to break her up.
He was old enough to break out of the nest.
Sometimes just talking to someone is enough to break the cycle.
It was not enough to break off his wings.
When he first came here in rags it was enough to break your heart.
Not hard enough to break the caste.
But we would need someone strong enough to break him out.
She loved us enough to break our laws to save us.
The tongue has no bones but is strong enough to break hearts.
It would be enough to break another man.
Enough to break into a sweat and to get your heart pumping.
