Sentence examples for nothing just enough from inspiring English sources

It could end up meaning a whole lot of nothing, just enough to get people's knickers in a twist before the Knicks eventually make their plane reservations to Miami for the next round and people remember why Carmelo Anthony managed to steal a Most Valuable Player award vote from LeBron James.

Nothing unusual, just enough of usual.

There is a soundtrack in a few spots, nothing intrusive, but just enough to add one more dimension of surprise.

Considered in that light, six and a half weeks starts looking like nothing more than just enough time to go through the motions of the end of a losing campaign.

He asks for information about the family members before getting started -- "nothing too taxing, just enough for me to imagine possible scenarios" -- and then comes up with an idea; "I'll often propose one idea and the family scales it back to their own comfort zone, which is why some extreme photos are a little less extreme".

"Nothing too deep - just enough to keep me clearer and more focused".

So some of the French living in New York have detected a certain amount of fallout from the Strauss-Kahn affair — nothing terrible, mind you, just enough to be noticeable.

A single from that album, "When You Say Nothing at All," had just enough non-bluegrass elements -- drums and a piano -- to get on the country charts, where it climbed to No. 2; that's when everything happened.

Jay's life doesn't add up to much; he earns just enough to do nothing.

Nothing too intense at first, but just enough to be concerned.

The latest Bureau of Labor Statistics employee benefit survey illuminates how minimum-wage workers make just enough money to survive, but nothing more.