Sentence examples for barely a tiny from inspiring English sources

Or did he mean: "There's still just, just barely, a tiny, weeny little bit of room left for optimism"?

Though Wisil is just another windswept town in central Somalia, barely a tiny dot on the most detailed maps, it seems to embody something bigger, something true for the entire nation: an enduring sense of loss.

However, the majority of participants reported primary health care utilization only and barely a tiny proportion of participants reported utilization of mental health services during the last three months.

Line it up so that it is perfectly centered, the edges are in line with the rails on the mouthpiece, and you can just barely see a tiny sliver of mouthpiece over the tip of the reed.

When they first saw the apartments, though, the river was just a tiny thing, barely visible through small windows.

Midway through the flight, when I was able to flag down an attendant and request a soda, she brought me a can so small it barely filled a tiny airline glass.

For less than $300,000 — an amount that would have barely secured a tiny studio in Brooklyn, she bought a three-story 1790 brick house on half an acre of land.

A female capuchin would barely notice a tiny marmoset clinging to her fur, making it reasonable to assume that the infant didn't slow her down at all.

That's because, as neat as it looks, the standard model fails to describe everything in the universe; in fact, it can barely describe a tiny fraction.

Final Day lasted barely 90 seconds, a tiny, perfect knot of muted guitar and burbling organ undercut by a barely audible but still unsettling one-note whine.

It's a ghost-town Verona, barely inhabited by a tiny corps de ballet.