Sentence examples for before only a tiny from inspiring English sources
In this movement, as in so many movements before, only a tiny sliver of its variform lifeblood gets into the news.
The conscious ego, Freud suggested a century before Eagleman, is only a tiny pocket of coherence in the psyche, helplessly buffeted by the conflicting demands of the voracious id and the unforgiving superego.
Before 1940 Australia had had only a tiny diplomatic service, but thereafter this arm of government (often associated with trade-oriented services) expanded.
Just before C2 and just after C3, only a tiny sliver of the Sun is peeking out from around the Moon.
She didn't look into his eyes, and she drank only a tiny sip before going into the kitchen to fetch a bottle of water.
They remain in existence for only a tiny fraction of a second, before decaying into smaller and lighter subatomic particles.
It's virtually sold out, with only a tiny handful of $376.50 premium seats available before closing July 11.
Thus, in 2012, Japan has been operating with only a tiny fraction of the nuclear power it generated before Fukushima.
Several years ago, Hawthorne's council approved an ordinance allowing homeowners only a tiny amount of time to display signs — a month before an election and a week after.
