Examples of 'enough to tell' in a sentence
Meaning of "enough to tell"
Enough to tell means having sufficient information or knowledge to convey or explain something adequately. It implies that the available details or facts are sufficient to provide a clear understanding or answer to a question or issue
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enough to tell
You trusted me enough to tell me your secret.
Enough to tell me that i was wasting my time.
I was not brave enough to tell you earlier.
I have been promised one often enough to tell.
We have enough to tell the priest already.
He tried to live long enough to tell you.
Be good enough to tell me how you will do it.
Somehow survived long enough to tell me where.
Safe enough to tell you about bullies.
I am not inebriated enough to tell that tale.
Enough to tell us we are on the right track.
I am not drunk enough to tell you yet.
Enough to tell that it is a perfect morning.
He was incautious enough to tell them his name.
Enough to tell us you were right to call us in.
Tom was kind enough to tell me the truth.
Or maybe nobody cares about me enough to tell me.
He is old enough to tell good from evil.
I hope you have breath enough to tell me.
She was good enough to tell me so only yesterday.
Because you do not trust me enough to tell me.
That was enough to tell him he was not dead.
A glance at the books is enough to tell us that.
Long enough to tell her the store was closing.
You did not care enough to tell me first.
Enough to tell good from bad.
Alec trusted me enough to tell me the truth.
I was suffocating him and he was gentleman enough to tell me so.
Just close enough to tell you that.
I am honored that you trust me enough to tell me.
Love them enough to tell the truth.
I could not get close enough to tell.
It is not enough to tell the old stories.
He would not live long enough to tell us.
I know enough to tell you about the future.
Whoever is courageous enough to tell the truth.
Sure enough to tell the police.
And you are not man enough to tell me.
T rust me enough to tell me what she meant to you.
But he did not live long enough to tell.
It was easy enough to tell her what he knew.
Just because you were honest enough to tell me.
I love them enough to tell them the truth.
There is nobody that loves me enough to tell me.
I love you enough to tell you the truth.
If you had just been honest enough to tell me.
It was hard enough to tell you that last night.
Would you please be kind enough to tell me.
He recovered enough to tell us where he lived.
But did not think it was important enough to tell me.
