Usage of "even a little"

To any extent at all.

Usage of even a little in English

They sent home anyone who was feeling even a little bit better. 
 To the end of the land 

Light, how much easier things would be, having even a little help. 
 Shades of gray 

The moment the storm subsides even a little, I must go out. 
 The Quickening 

But in all truth, it didn't matter, not even a little bit. 
 Dexter’s Final Cut 

Virtually all were surprised and even a little saddened by the news. 
 The Irish Times 

So that we miss nothing-noteven a little rivulet in a field-side 
 Kim 

In fact, most are of normal weight or even a little heavier. 
 It's nobody's fault: new hope and help for difficult children an... 

The reaction from his terror left him thoughtful, even a little morbid. 
 The Brentons 

Today she was strange, even a little repulsive, because she seemed inhuman. 
 The Rains Came 

He did not give him even a little piece of the meat. 
 Blackfeet Indian Stories 

As time passed he became increasingly marginalized and even a little pitied. 
 A short history of nearly everything 

I mean even a little of it, I mean any at all. 
 Victory: An Island Tale 

The popular consensus is that Tony Blair was even a little disappointed. 
 The Guardian 

She felt his irritation, even a little fear, but mainly contemptuous satisfaction. 
 Evolutions - Essential Tales of the Halo Universe 

Now among the bodies, Dostum seemed at ease, even a little exhilarated. 
 The forever war 

There's even a little helipad where the suits can come and go. 
 Snow Crash 

Meanings of even a little in English