Sentence examples for In a miniscule. from inspiring English sources

A rather open cross-dresser, Wood nestled himself in a miniscule clique of outcasts on the periphery of Hollywood where he strove to create big-screen spectacles.

Working in a miniscule kitchen, owner Marco Paola makes creamy baccalà mantecato (creamy codfish mousse) tuna polpette, or "meatballs", and courgette flowers stuffed with mozzarella and anchovies.

You immerse yourself in a miniscule detail of little value to most other people and debate ad nauseam consequences of infinitesimal variations.

Originally released in a miniscule edition of reel-to-reel tapes and cassettes for the parents of the children involved, this remarkable record is credited to DD Denham, the peripatetic teacher who devised and implemented the course.

Dominique Le Stanc cooks in a miniscule open kitchen and hearty main dishes such as tripes à la Niçoise and daube de boeuf Provençale are reasonably priced at €12. 4 Rue Raoul Bosio, cash only Tucked way down a narrow street in the mazelike Vieux Nice, Falabrac Fabrik is a local association dedicated to carbon-zero food, fashion and design, art and music.

For the moment, though, Mr. Cunningham admitted, ''We seem to be a big player in a miniscule market.'' Microhydro, in developed countries like the United States, or France, seems to fit a certain quirky, independent-minded profile: technically proficient people who chose to live self-sufficiently, away from the electricity grid.

The museum has a satellite complex in Qunu, a miniscule hamlet 30km southwest of Mthatha, now the focus of international attention with visitors wanting to pay their respects at Madiba's final resting place.

Intrepid HuffPost Weird News reporters took a deep dive into the thousands of comments on Branscomb's photo, and found that in reality, a miniscule number of Facebook users -- if any -- believed the photo shows a real dinosaur.

"We're certainly seeing a system in which a miniscule portion of the population is giving a lion's share of this money," says University of California-Irvine election law professor Rick Hasen, the author of the Election Law Blog, which tracks, among other things, legal issues around money in politics.

Although the construction sector, which maintains backward linkages with other sectors, faced a loss in worth of 17,784 million BDT (0.16 % of total national output of 2006 2007), this was the only sector that received a gain, in this case a miniscule 0.01%% of total national output of 2006 2007 when investment took place.

The different assumptions on transcription levels in adipocytes showed a miniscule impact on the numbers of identified DEGs, and were thus set to zero, although we acknowledge that there are studies emphasizing the importance of adipocytes in breast cancer [31], [32].