The phrase "a tiny breath of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a very small or subtle amount of something, often in a poetic or metaphorical context.
Example: "As the sun set, there was a tiny breath of warmth lingering in the air, reminding us of the day that had just passed."
Alternatives: "a whisper of" or "a hint of".
If Mr. Kerrey, who has not lived in his home state in years, does run, it will give a tiny breath of hope to his party, which had all but kissed the Senate seat goodbye when the Democrats' moderate incumbent, Senator Ben Nelson, said he would not seek re-election this year.
Kerrey has told several Senate Democrats that he's in the race, a senior Democratic official said on Monday.If Mr. Kerrey, who has not lived in his home state in years, does run, it will give a tiny breath of hope to his party, which had all but kissed the Senate seat goodbye when the Democrats' moderate incumbent, Senator Ben Nelson, said he would not seek re-election this year.Mr.
I wish I could lay claim to origination of this very tiny breath of positivity, but I can't.
"Voci" is an almost uninterrupted monologue lasting more than half an hour, and Ms. Kashkashian approaches it with utter conviction in even the tiniest breath of a phrase.
Back in the swamp it was just coming light, like gray polish on the cold world, the air so still that Archie could see the tiny breath cloud of a finch on a willow twig.
To accomplish that goal, the player uses pickup lines supplied by the game, clothes-dissolving goop and bait, like credit cards and a lunch of tiny breath mints, which a press release says "no self-respecting supermodel can resist".
For a time, every tiny breath, shift, murmur, creak, cough, sniff, could measure on Richter.
A tiny bunch of baby's breath lay in the glass case.
You assess it, take a deep breath (perhaps releasing a tiny sigh of regret), and accept it.
There were a few days where it seemed like all I could do was go from one breath to the next, gaining a tiny sense of control.
Unfortunately, simulations can cover only a tiny, tiny fraction of the universe of possible evolutionary scenarios.
