Sentence examples for retained just enough from inspiring English sources

And even though he would begin to slip in the closing weeks of the campaign, he retained just enough of the edge given him by that first debate to win the election.

With both his subsequent films, "All the Real Girls" and "Undertow," Mr. Green has retained just enough of that idiosyncrasy to keep the promise of "George Washington" alive in the minds of his critical admirers.

Having thankfully retained just enough sobriety to slip under the mosquito net, I closed my eyes and fell soundly asleep to the light opera of insect song interrupted only the baritone grunt of a howler monkey heckling from somewhere deep within the forest.

Some continue to operate as full-fledged farms; others have retained just enough land to produce small batches of olive oil or wine.

The group descends into anarchy, while retaining just enough ingrained courtesy to remain human.

In the second, which accounts for about half of SOEs, the state retains just enough influence, through its minority stake, to swing some important decisions.

Bloor knows how to load on outrageous twists with a trowel while retaining just enough verisimilitude to maintain credibility and interest.

With the support of the much smaller Democratic Left, the two parties retain just enough seats to maintain a coalition government.

Matt Burke, an experienced Hearthstone player and YouTuber agrees that while the game is super intuitive, it retains just enough complexity to allow player invention.

The "Shrek" pictures, like "Shark Tale," will date fast, eaten by the rust of their own cynicism, while "The Incredibles," silly as it is, retains just enough innocence to suggest that it might hang around.

Whatever the ingredients, the caul fat does its magic work, seeping into the interior and enriching the stew within but retaining just enough tensile strength to hold the package together.