Sentence examples for despite the tiny from inspiring English sources

Despite the tiny kitchen, Barnes produces a faultless meal.

Despite the tiny seed of historical truth, mostly George is a great big fib.

I was surprised that many are already adding titles for Windows Phone, despite the tiny market share.

Washington has stood by Rwanda in the past despite the tiny nation's history of involvement in wars in Congo.

Such rituals can often seem perfunctory and embarrassing, but here, despite the tiny space, the staff conveys real enjoyment.

Despite the tiny chance of a white Christmas, a Christmas advert without snow is like a turkey without stuffing.

Despite the tiny-antenna defense, several major television companies have filed copyright-violation lawsuits against Aereo, and the legal battles continue.

Despite campaigning hard in the tiny east coast state, Mr Forbes finished with only 20% of the votes - 31 points behind Mr Bush and, more humiliating, five points behind Senator John McCain, who had not spent a single dollar or a minute in Delaware.

This year's winner for fiction, Paul Harding's Tinkers, now has over 100,000 copies in print despite being published by the tiny Bellevue Literary Press.

The 2010 protests saw a handful of incidents of disorder that generated considerable publicity, despite the relatively tiny proportion of marchers involved.

Despite the reported tiny structural asymmetry, contour envelopes of the probability density map are always distributed around the central axis of the pore (Fig. 1G).