Sentence examples for slightly enough from inspiring English sources

By now, prices had dropped slightly — "enough to make us comfortable," he said — so they paid a return visit.

Her outsized personas shift slightly, enough to indicate they're contrived, but her language and style remain remarkably consistent wherever she performs.

Not only do birds of the same species have regional dialects, but individual songs vary slightly enough that the current technology couldn't identify a tune with much accuracy.

When we got the manoeuvre just slightly wrong – just slightly enough to make us completely doomed – they all screamed for about an hour and then they dozed off.

Retirement has mellowed him slightly, enough to enjoy the game that made him famous, and the legacy that is again on display in the N.B.A. finals, which began Thursday night.

The foundation of a successful organization can shift ever so slightly, enough that success is thrown out of kilter for who knows how long: a week, a month, a few seasons.

Could any of those details be shifted slightly — just enough to alter the outcome?

In almost any ensemble organized by the drummer Paul Motian, reality gets scrambled slightly, just enough to sharpen the senses.

Everything is sort of exactly the same but also slightly different enough that it feels a little bit like progress.

He nudged Van Velthooven slightly, just enough to give him space to emerge and blast down the finish straight to win from Levy.

What if Bush's emotional range had been just slightly broader, enough to get him past fuddy-duddy anguish and to dignified outrage?