The three volumes collected here, and published a year after her death, are full of tiny leaps of faith, made in order to give a shape and purpose to things.
I don't know that we ever get to see strangers' lives in more than those tiny leaps of empathy.
It's because of a tiny little leap of logic: I have to balance my budget, why shouldn't the federal government?
An eight-year-old, Daniel Popov, one of the few boys at the school, looked like a tiny Nureyev, leaping delicately along a line of seated girls.
Right now, you're only using a tiny portion of the space, but you could be leaping over the seats and swinging from the rafters, immersing your audience members in a story that grips their imaginations.
A 1985 vision of a tiny Azzedine Alaïa leaping toward the elongated figure of Farida has become a legendary fashion image.
An old and wise maxim has it that when one needs to cross a chasm, leaping halfway (or, as in this case, a tiny fraction of the way) is not likely to represent any progress at all.
Unfortunately, simulations can cover only a tiny, tiny fraction of the universe of possible evolutionary scenarios.
Happily, it sounds like you've none of Rebecca's financial worries to force you to make that leap, so in case inspiration alone doesn't do the trick, I'm also adding a tiny dose of fear.
One thing that kindled and nurtured that feeling of unreality was the thought: How could such a tiny line of fire, hardly more than ankle high, have turned so quickly into such volcanoes of leaping flame?
