Sentence examples for a tiny incident from inspiring English sources

She is good, for example, on why impostures succeed even when they seem unlikely; there is nothing more impressive, she says, than the memory of a tiny incident that someone else remembers, or some insignificant detail.

And, in trying to work out why it stands supreme in the Sondheim canon, I was struck by a tiny incident that Meryle Secrest describes in her excellent life of the composer.

Depending on how he arranges them, they evoke different feelings, different interpretations, and it is these that interest him, more than the events themselves; when telling his story, he often glides over long periods in a single paragraph or selects one tiny incident, dispensed with in a sentence or two, as a jumping-off point for long passages of reflection.

So matters might have remained, until another tiny incident turned him into an activist.

The tiny incident – "nice Gordon" at his best – goes some way to illustrate the paradoxical nature of this most complicated of British post-war politicians.

We are all feeling for you at this sad time, it's just not fair that people should focus on one tiny incident, analyse it to the nth degree, and make uninformed reactionary judgements... and the replays, oh the endless replays... Chins up big man" - Stuart Parish.

So think about one tiny incident you can share with your children.

These tiny incidents start to loom very large, even what's in your sandwich," he said.

But he continued, working the surfaces with tiny incidents so that one cannot completely turn away.

As Domino's is realizing, social media has the reach and speed to turn tiny incidents into marketing crises.

Some of the descriptions brought to mind the literary techniques of Marcel Proust in his boundless novel "In Search of Lost Time," where tiny incidents in the story mirror tectonic shifts, reaching across hundreds, sometimes thousands, of pages.