Sentence examples for are but a tiny from inspiring English sources
These funds — holding the stocks that make up various real estate indexes — are but a tiny part of the E.T.F.
Those who condone making war by cowardly attacks on unarmed third parties, including women and children, are but a tiny minority.
These bags of tortillas are but a tiny fraction of the roughly 10 million tortillas produced every week in the neighborhood.
The sandwiches that will feed people who attend a February seminar, called "The Art of Marriage: Getting to the Heart of God's Design," in Harrisburg, Pa., are but a tiny donation.
The council argues that the sums involved are but a tiny part of its overall budget, the great bulk of which is spent on services and works that benefit the great majority of the borough's people.
These are but a tiny fraction of Bachmann's lunatic utterings.
This is but a tiny sampling from the traffic jam of angst that clogged my mailbag after last Sunday's column.
"Solar is but a tiny, tiny, tiny part of their business," Brinker said.
It was but a tiny step, in fact, to modern families on holiday, oblivious to their surroundings and each hunching over some digital message from home.
Important new research, however, shows this correlation to be very weak now, such that the cost of lower unemployment is but a tiny uptick in inflation.
