Sentence examples for but tight enough from inspiring English sources

I'm very cautious with money, not tight, but tight enough.

Henry talked about the woman's curves, how delicious she'd looked in her dress — not tight, but tight enough.

Winters said Bryant was not holding her neck so tight that she could not breathe, but tight enough to restrict her movement.

We incessantly have to use our skills, wits and dedication to create provisional bonds that are loose enough to stop suffocation, but tight enough to give a needed sense of security now that the traditional sources of solace (family, career, loving relationships) are less reliable than ever.

but tight enough so you don't get contact between the wheel and the deck.

Try not to pull so tight that it breaks, but tight enough that it won't come undone.

She tried on and cast off, in succession, a satin skirt, which she dismissed as too dressy, and a jersey version that was languid but not tight enough to conform to her ideal.

The floss should be wrapped tightly, but not tight enough to cut off the circulation or cause discomfort.

If you need a belt, don't make it too tight but just tight enough to keep your pants up without crushing your stomach.

Learn what your dog means when their ears are pulled back slightly, but not tight enough that they are against the head.

You can tighten it by grasping each end of the roll tightly (but not tight enough to bend it), grasp the flap, and pull slowly.