Sentence examples for a tiny measure from inspiring English sources
Only a tiny measure of exaggeration or self-consciousness, though, separates the exquisite from the precious.
In contributing to a safer New York City, he hopes to find a tiny measure of peace.
Scientists refer to a "banana equivalent dose", a tiny measure of radiation similar to eating one banana).At the village cemetery Mr Lyimo sits down under pine trees.
On the Internet, as in creative New York, everyone can possess a tiny measure of celebrity, and everyone pays attention to what everyone else is doing, all the time.
But you still get the feeling it was Boeheim's sheer stubbornness that engineered this, as Bud Poliquin writes in The Syracuse Post-Standard, gaining a tiny measure of revenge against Indiana for that 1987 title game heartbreaker and doing it in archrival Georgetown's building.
Fiskars has gained a tiny measure of global fame as the home of some of the most famous scissors designers in the world.
Dressed in a natty three-piece suit embellished with a pair of striking cufflinks — a tiny measuring tape and shears presented by a satisfied customer — Mr. Greenfield paused to sort through a rack of finished jackets destined for Brooks Brothers and two fashion-forward labels: Freemans Sporting Club and Band of Outsiders.
Scientists have created a tiny measuring scale 300 times smaller than the width of a human hair that can weigh a single molecule at a time.
Worse, it's that very specific, extra-tiring kind of exhaustion you get when you're doing something you don't particularly want to do, and, in some cases, not even being thanked for it (someone I know has a mother-in-law who has never, not once, thanked her for a present with any tiny measure of enthusiasm – not in 15 years).
The surveys that do exist measure a tiny amount of actual forest, and so what might be verified is widely spaced.
Alan argues that, as it stands, it is far too easy for a club to be subjected to punitive measures following a tiny amount of actual distress caused.
