Sentence examples for a minuscule speck of from inspiring English sources

To guess the cover of James Hilton's "Good-bye, Mr. Chips" from a minuscule speck of brown requires some serious book (cover) learnin'.

I would extend this assertion to most of the internet (although, of course, there are corners of this world wide web where the creepy line is but a minuscule speck in the rearview mirror).

Big Bang theory posits that the entire universe at its inception was but a minuscule speck.

Isolating the first minuscule specks of radium, Marie Curie, the greatest of the pioneers (1 curie = 37 gigabecquerels), marveled that its eerie blue glow "looked like faint, fairy lights".

Mix a little and then add a speck of chaat masala to it.

We spot a sow bug, resembling a speck of dirt on a gray rock.

In relation to the time and space of the universe, what a speck of a speck of a speck times a trillion and more each human being actually is.

"They represent a minuscule percentage of officers," he said.

"It was a minuscule number of people at the time.

"The students are such a minuscule portion of this program".

Tourism accounts for a minuscule portion of the national economy.