Sentence examples for well just enough from inspiring English sources

"Doesn't that have alcohol in it?" "Well, just enough to stop the milk from turning sour".

Splash water inside as well, just enough to cover the chunks.

One of my favorites is a rice pudding that is popular in North India, scented with super-aromatic cardamom as well as just enough rose water to make itself known.

The buttons are placed well, with just enough space in between to at least feel a tiny groove (which is basically necessary since the buttons are so flat).

Ned Raggett of Allmusic noted the difference from other songs: "the Simon Gallup/Boris Williams rhythm section create a tight, serviceable dance groove, while Smith and Porl Thompson add further guitar fills and filigrees as well, adding just enough extra bite to the song.

Every one of those people around me knew Radiohead, some extremely well, some just enough to blurt out a song name or two, to assert some sort of knowledge.

Pour water into the saucepan as well, using just enough to completely cover the raisins.

It doesn't need to be especially well-painted, just enough to cover the paper.

She fails to handle suspense well, frequently revealing just enough of what will happen next to diminish your desire to actually read about it.

Heck, they even played the kid alien well, giving him just enough cute and just enough preciousness to make him a sympathetic character.

The ambitious Civil War hospital drama Mercy Street did well, just not well enough for PBS to justify its production costs.