Sentence examples for leaves just enough from inspiring English sources

French's spare, notelike prose leaves just enough to the imagination.

It leaves just enough time to pass the first of many proposed disaster-relief bills.

But the law leaves just enough ambiguity to allow for continued payments to grease the skids.

"The old idea of the American fit for pants is shapeless, almost sexless," said Mr. Barrett, whose specialty is a fit that leaves just enough room for the imagination.

It leaves just enough time for the nausea (from eating a selection box before 10.30am, topped up with three pints and a double brandy in the pub at midday) to subside, without interfering with the important business of the day – Corrie and EastEnders.

Tabloid's probably best, since it leaves just enough room to process punny headlines like "Bats Not Enough".

But doubtless the storyline will not unravel entirely, leaving just enough drama for the Christmas special.

So off went the fat, leaving just enough behind to create a caramelized crust.

Reduce the stock by half or more, leaving just enough liquid to coat the artichokes.

Pour stock back into meat, leaving just enough to keep potatoes moist.

But the founders also left just enough room between the lines to allow for a continuing reinvention of their work.