Sentence examples for actually tiny from inspiring English sources

(The seeds and leaves on the strawberries are actually tiny black and green beads).

Viruses are actually tiny software programs that exploit weaknesses in networks or computer operating systems like Windows.

The impact felt solid, like a whack from a mini-baseball-bat, but it was actually tiny shotgun BB's, bouncing against the outside of my skull.

Further north, Is Arutas glistens white between ochre-coloured rocks, the "sand" actually tiny quartz pebbles like so much risotto rice.

The widely reported "human remains" (actually tiny bone fragments) were mostly animals, though three were possibly humans who died at least 58 years ago, and maybe more than 500 years ago.

(Who sends out the memos telling people what to worry about, and why don't I get them?) What you would never know from all the agitated dollar discussion is that the recent dollar slide is actually tiny compared with big drops in the past, notably under the administration of George W. Bush and during Ronald Reagan's second term.

Every film is actually a tiny corporation, and most fail, leaving just a few success stories.

China's and India's economies are actually a tiny fraction of world G.D.P.— together only 7percentt.

The aid given is actually a tiny fraction of the billions made in unfair compensation to producers in their former colonies.

"Everything you've worked for is pushed to one side by something that's actually a tiny part of your life and blown up to be something that almost defines you".

Actually, the tiny interval of silence between the playing of the last note and the beginning of the applause, as the music fades into the air, can be the most magical thing - as if you and the whole audience and the musicians are holding your breath together, savouring what's just been and reluctant to let it go.