Sentence examples for a tiny blip of from inspiring English sources

Behind the light-heartedness of today's jokes is a tiny blip of menace: today's satire is often tomorrow's reality.

A tiny blip of a change in an admittedly uncertain statistic shouldn't have such an impact on the national narrative, right?

Ever-mustachio-d New York Times columnist Thomas Friedman, dressed somewhat like a mafia boss in a tan suit and black crewneck, held court during today's opening session and summed up a lot of the domestic concerns when he called leadership in Washington "brain dead" – doing a flat-lining sound and saying there's not even a tiny blip of life.

We're a tiny blip on a tiny radar screen.

Then we learned that our solar system was just a tiny blip on the universal radar screen.

It will be a tiny blip on our summer radar -- landing somewhere between the shot put finals and the Kimye engagement rumors -- before it fades away without any of us ever knowing its true brilliance.

"As tragic as that was for ocean life, those were a tiny blip for greenhouse gases that made it to the atmosphere," Jackson said.

The province, being a national preserve was populated only with the few folk necessary to maintain the park, the small army contingent, and the employees at "Maria Gordos" (Fat Mary's) a single tiny blip of a euro-luring resort about twenty kilometers west of us.

By any measure, the church, a 35-foot-tall converted town house that was spiritual home to a congregation of 75, was no more than a tiny blip at the foot of the mammoth twin towers.

Another at the end of April showed a tiny blip up to 16.3%, still far short of the 24.8% the party won in the 2011 election.

A tiny blip appeared on the radar screen of a German surveillance plane patrolling the Somali coastline.