Sentence examples for already miniature from inspiring English sources

If publishers contract their already miniature lists?

Since the recordings are already miniature slices of history, we are layering meanings and stories on top of each other, reimagining the paper as musical score, rather than as a temporary, common document.

His prose is as withering as before, but now applied to subjects that are often already miniatures.

Their world is already a miniature version of Celeste's, beautiful and violent.

Bailey Munoz, known as Bailrok, who is 13 but looks maybe half that age, seemed already a miniature master.

But in a sense we already face a miniature version of this question every day in the services we choose to use, and what we entrust them with.

The small but panoramic "Lehigh River" (1944) consists of inspired flurries of strokes that already hint, in miniature, at the slashing and propulsive brushstroke-forms of Kline's mature style.

In the case of the origin of particular organisms, Kant endorses a view (epigenesis) on which the emergence of an apparently new plant or animal is not just the expansion or unfolding of one which already existed in miniature (as on the preformationist view), but a natural process whereby a new living thing comes into being.

The opening story, "The Boat," first published in 1968, is already an astonishingly accomplished miniature.

He has already outfitted John with miniature versions of all the major farm equipment.

Others further compress already simplified works, including miniature editions of the "For Dummies" how-to books.