Sentence examples for a tiny seed from inspiring English sources

But a good poem is like a tiny seed that contains a great tree.

The new "supergrain" is a tiny seed, beloved by the Aztecs but is probably lurking in most people's gardens.

I help them see how much fun it is to get dirty and muddy while making something beautiful grow from a tiny seed.

It began with one historical character, a tiny seed from the Encyclopaedia Britannica & got longer & longer until finally it burst like a milkweed pod and scattered seeds of historical novels, 530 of them all over the circulating-library trade.

Somewhere deep in all this lies a tiny seed of truth, but it is too often buried in a bed of bunk.Japanese social and business interactions are famously not contact sports, but the obvious exception is the rush-hour trains.

And I sat them down and I said, "When the daddy loves the mommy very much, he plants a tiny seed inside her, and then the seed grows into a baby".

We found that miR-21 expression in lupus B and T cells is up-regulated and that in vivo silencing of miR-21 using a tiny seed-targeting LNA reversed splenomegaly, one of the cardinal manifestations of autoimmunity in B6.Sle123 mice, and de-repressed PDCD4 expression in vivo and in vitro.

If we have faith the size of a mustard seed, a tiny, tiny seed, love flows and we grow in grace leading to inner and outer peace.

But they had planted an awful, tiny seed of doubt in my mind.

Eventually each flower becomes a cluster of fine white down called a pappus, which encloses the tiny seed, rather like that of their relative, the colt's-foot.

His beach of 100 million porcelain sunflower seeds went down a treat at the private view where guests, perhaps wary of a week of heavy spending ahead, debated the ethics of stealing just one tiny seed as a souvenir.