The phrase "a tiny conversation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a brief or insignificant exchange of dialogue between people.
Example: "During the meeting, we only had a tiny conversation about the upcoming project deadlines."
Alternatives: "a brief chat" or "a small talk".
He said he had a "tiny side conversation" with Cameron in which he sought assurances that Cable's successor would operate in an "appropriate and judicial" manner.
In any case, James Murdoch later acknowledged that, in fact, there had been more going on that night: he and Cameron, he admitted the following year, had discussed the BSkyB bid in "a tiny side conversation" which he couldn't really remember.
After authenticating via OAuth, your comment is then sent back to Twitter, with a link back to the a tiny thread conversation page.
Me @ me: don't eat all the tiny conversation hearts, you'll make yourself sick.
It doesn't matter what's written on them, if you give someone those repulsive Conversation Hearts, you're effectively saying "I Hate You!" Me @ me: don't buy tiny conversation hearts, you'll eat them all.
Right now, it appears you can only add to these a tiny thread conversations on the site itself, so it works pretty well.
He records tiny conversations, describes carefully the strangers he briefly travels with.
Even for those who are open to changing up the way they talk to kids about sex, it can be hard to overcome internal barriers, or to figure out when and how frequently to bring sex up, how to frame those many tiny conversations, and what to cover within them.
Memory is a tiny room lit This conversation is like a long walk Father dozes with a book of heroes Night, and a candle guttering on the table.
At dinner, while his family's discussing a recent Lakers game, he works a tiny hint into the conversation by saying: "Did you see that slam dunk by Kobe?
