Sentence examples for an example of little from inspiring English sources

Here's a description of "little picture" innovation, and here's an example of "little data" innovation.

Business secretary Vince Cable said the scandal was an example of "the little guy paying for the big banks' wrongdoing".

We are told he is an example of the "little emperor" phenomenon in which male products of the country's one-child policy grow up spoiled and entitled.

State-run media have said two workers died, but many Uighurs believe more were killed and said the incident was an example of how little the government cared about them.

You can also check out Maisy's rendition of Missy Higgins's "Secret" if you need an example of this little girl's big voice.

The football district stated they were in favor of conversion of Lerkendal, and that they feared that if Rosenborg moved Lerkendal would incur high costs on the municipality, giving Granåsen as an example of a little used skiing facility which used half the municipal funding for sports venues.

The two are also an example of a little-inspected Daley achievement in reviving libraries.

"Re: sacrifice: I'd say John Terry's alleged 12 minutes with Vanessa Perronocel (or was it 12 minutes with Fabio Capello?, I get confused) and the consequential loss of the England captaincy, the respect of his peers and the goodwill of an entire nation was a good example of little gain for a great sacrifice," says Ben Bamford.

"His hidden family troubles were an example of just how little people in Hoboken truly knew about the guy," said Perry Klaussen, who writes the blog Hoboken411.com.

Chandler wrote, in the same letter quoted from above, that he was "fundamentally rather uninterested in plot" – that "rather" is an example of those jaded little Englishisms he frequently affected – and returned to the theme of the supremacy of style: "The most durable thing in writing is style, and style is the most valuable investment a writer can make with his time".

Going out for a walk and saying "hi" to passers by (and maybe, if you're ambitious, talking to them for a bit!) might be an example of something a little bit lower.