Sentence examples for ever so slight from inspiring English sources

The margin of salvation is ever so slight... but it's there".

William Fitzsimmons, dean of admissions at Harvard College, considers them simply an "ever so slight tip".

CL: There's an ever so slight resemblance to Bongo and Binky, those characters from Matt Groening's "Life in Hell" strip.

"The Skeptic community did Tim an ever so slight disservice," the magician (and Skeptic) Penn Jillette says.

And yet, the mayors — Democrats and Republicans — wanted to be clear about one thing: this ever so slight upswing in their cities has zero to do with Congress.

It may be easiest to describe "Winnie the Pooh," an ever so slight, entirely charming new Disney animated feature, by saying what it is not.

During the campaign, he was up in the wee hours, tweeting at people who had slighted him ever so little.

Will they notice that ever-so-slight reduction in their take home pay?

Even with its own mother, there is an ever-so-slight feeling of uncertainty and apprehension, the expression of which will alternate with laughter in the baby's behaviour.

Its tolerable performance in the 2000s coincided with a return to ever-so-slight growth in NGDP, but nominal spending has since taken another sharp dive.

There's also, to match its later timeslot, an ever-so-slight upping of its naughty elements, though it's still family-friendly enough to watch alongside the kids.