Sentence examples for a mite dated from inspiring English sources

Most masters of modern art look a mite dated now.

Specimens of plant-feeding mites dated to the Triassic Period (251 million to 199.6 million years ago) are among the oldest arthropod fossils preserved in amber.

Oribatid mite fossils date back at least 360 million years [ 15, 16] and therefore a number of parthenogenetic lineages of oribatid mites join bdelloid rotifers as "ancient asexual scandals" [ 17- 20].

While dátiles con tocino sounded a mite sweet, the Spanish Valderon blue cheese stuffing in the dates and the crisp bacon wrapped around them made a perfect counterfoil.

- a mite sardonic.

"Maybe a mite".

This is a mite unfair.

Others are a mite cleverer.

How does a mite evolve in reverse?

That triumph now looks a mite hollow.

The distinction is a mite crude.