Sentence examples for be far too tiny from inspiring English sources

Even this extra CP violation, if confirmed, would be far too tiny to explain the existence of the universe.

Eventually, those ripples will hit Earth's galaxy and cause infinitesimal wobbling in all matter, though it would be far too tiny to be noticed by humans.

His experiment poses no threat since the piece of magma is far too tiny.

"The saving is far too tiny to make any impact on the serious challenges in the national budget and the damage is deep and lasting".

That would be far too expensive.

Declan's mother gives him Declan's old shirt, which is far too big for Tiny.

The icing is far too sweet for the tiny cake, and I just could not finish it.

Built to supply a whole region -- Mazeikiu once provided a fifth of Moscow's gasoline -- it was far too big to serve tiny Lithuania profitably, but too ancient to produce the clean gasoline needed to penetrate picky European export markets.

If the actress is far too demure to convey the tiniest hint of vaudevillian raunchiness and vulgarity, she is prime ingenue material.

On 1 June 1794, Cooke was a witness to the battle of the Glorious First of June, although his tiny ship was far too small to engage in combat.

It was far too much responsibility and the thought of this tiny, swaddled human life completely dependent on me was, to put it plainly, unappealing.