Sentence examples for a tiny denomination of from inspiring English sources

The overwhelming voice vote by members of the Lutheran Coalition of Renewal created the North American Lutheran Church, a tiny denomination of churches formerly affiliated with the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America.

Lately, though, he'd taken to calling himself a Possibilian — a denomination of his own invention.

At one point, by some silent cue, women reached into their bras and the men into small sachets tied around their waists -- sarongs don't have pockets -- and pulled out bills of tiny denominations which they tucked in and around Ida Dayu's body.

Two, three, five, eight, eighteen Hastings-on-Hudsonians lumbered in to check their boxes, sort circulars into recycling bins, greet the postmistress, and trade coins for stamps, each of comically tiny denominations.

Unfortunately, simulations can cover only a tiny, tiny fraction of the universe of possible evolutionary scenarios.

A tiny group of individuals.

"I do a tiny bit of politics.

A tiny portion of roast beef.

Add a tiny amount of mild soap.

Take a tiny piece of black clay.

Wear just a tiny bit of blush.