Sentence examples for a tiny point from inspiring English sources
The phrase "a tiny point" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to describe something that is very small or insignificant in size or importance. Example: "In the grand scheme of things, that issue is just a tiny point that doesn't affect the overall outcome."
There is a tiny point here but not enough for a drama.
Juju and I stood watching them until they became a tiny point in the distance and then vanished.
If the history of music is a continent, Mr. Babbitt's concerto is like an atoll far out at sea, a tiny point on the listener's navigational charts.
It captured Neptune, Uranus, Saturn, Jupiter, Venus, Earth (seen, in the late astrophysicist Carl Sagan's phrase, as a "pale blue dot") and the Sun, by then just a tiny point of light.
The blue light from [the] lampshade drew into a tiny point in the centre of her brain, it flickered and winked like an eye, quietly it fluttered and dwindled.
Chandra's mathematics showed that a white dwarf much heavier than the sun could not exist, but would undergo an eternal collapse into a tiny point of infinite density, until it slipped though a crevice in space and time, from which nothing could escape, not even light.
The DSC-T50 is a tiny point-and-shoot camera that can capture images up to 10MP.
Japan-based PC accessory maker Sanwa Supply is selling a tiny point-and-click device that can possibly save a lot of space in your work area and might be handy during presentations.
He points at a tiny spot on the map in Dagestan's south.
His sweatshirt had a picture of a galaxy on it with an arrow pointing to a tiny dot and the words "You are here".
I felt as though I were inside a gleaming funnel with steeply sloping sides, sliding toward a final tiny point that would lead to something I couldn't imagine.
