Sentence examples for slight enough to from inspiring English sources

Nash, who wore a plaid shirt and red tortoiseshell glasses, was slight enough to squeeze into half a seat.

Short and slight enough to be mistaken for a boy from a distance, Tan looks a lot like the ethnically ambiguous immigrant hero of "The Arrival".

Jared was the gay man I wanted to be: quick with a quip, confident in his charms, slight enough to wear plaids and horizontal stripes.

The story — slight enough to make Raymond Carver read like Dostoyevsky — does lead Josh up to one moment of decisive action, which Rhett outdoes and defeats.

A friend of his hazards "about four foot" – but actually he is 5ft 1in, slight enough to make him the shortest adult male ever to top the UK charts when his song "Number 1" went there in April last year.

Mahrez still looks slight enough to stash himself behind a post if he were inclined to hide, but he is more powerful now and speed has become one of his best weapons.

Tawfīq's prestige, slight enough at his accession, and diminished in the three years before the occupation, was still further undermined by this intervention of the British government.

There had seemed to be a slight contact, enough to meet the referee Horacio Elizondo's criteria.

Leo's is the fuller story, and Mr. Short brings that to the fore, which gives the Los Angeles show a slight tilt, enough to give it an original skew.

The water enters and exits at slight angles, enough to spin the six-shooter chamber quickly, allowing the process to repeat 1,000 times per second.

Lift the door upward for a slight distance enough to let both male/female hinges attached to the door/frame get inside each other after moving the door near towards the frame/wall.