Sentence examples for especially tiny from inspiring English sources

In metaphor, it signifies anything especially tiny.

But some things can get through, especially tiny viruses.

Millenarian sects, especially tiny ones, gleefully quote the text showing that only 144,000 people will be saved.

The White House immediately struck back, warning Kim that "any further provocation involving an Elton John lyric, especially 'Tiny Dancer,' will be seen as an act of war".

At Century Towers, a postwar condo building on West 12th Street, $625,000 would buy only a 500-square-foot studio with a sleeping loft and an especially tiny kitchen.

The city of Yakima is not especially tiny at 55,000, but it is small enough for people to keep tabs on their own, to see if success or money has changed them.

"What better demonstration that humans play by the same evolutionary rules as other mammals?" Of perhaps more current concern to anthropologists is the degree to which Homo floresiensis, with its small stature and - especially - tiny brain, will force a redefinition of humanity, at least in terms of anatomy.

Symi is famous for its seafood, especially the tiny local shrimps, flash-fried and eaten whole.

The penalties are light, so the humiliation of exposure could have served as an additional deterrent, especially in tiny Iceland.

It's very important which way a garden faces, especially a tiny garden, and they never give it enough thought on Location, Location, Location.

Mere mortals, as opposed to infallible computers, are woefully bad at keeping track of the ebb and flow of words, especially the tiny, stealthy ones that most interest Pennebaker.