Sentence examples similar to a tiny peculiar from inspiring English sources

It put modern human origins on the front pages of newspapers all over the world for the first time for it showed that a tiny and peculiar part of our genome, inherited only through mothers and daughters, derived from an African ancestor about 200,000 years ago.

It's a rare celebrity sighting in the larger-than-life career of the little Big Man, who inhabits a tiny — if peculiar — niche in TV-land subculture: Silla once played Cousin Itt, the shaggy hairball with sunglasses and a derby on the macabre 1960s sitcom "The Addams Family".

The first nongoat hosiery came from tiny, peculiar sheep in the Sherwood Forest that had wool with the longest filaments anyone had ever seen.

Snooki, the princess of Poughkeepsie, is a tiny and very peculiar twenty-two-year-old who is out of control in so many ways (she had the distinction of being the first housemate to overdrink and then vomit; that happened within the first twenty-four hours) that she's doomed to have her own show one day.

Shortly after meeting the Guardian, Owens shares his peculiar magic with a tiny crowd in central London's St Giles In The Fields church.

Then something peculiar happened: I acquired a tiny garden of my own, in glorious ignorance, and, accidentally, fell in love.

But what is the origin of the peculiar frequency multiples k/21 which were reported for a tiny section of chromosome 2 in P. falciparum?

The presidency is hinging on a bunch of very tiny and peculiar variables in the Sunshine State -- I'm waiting for reports of voter fraud in the Magic Kingdom.

It panders to a tiny, tiny minority.

A tiny, tiny little town.

A tiny aphid.