Sentence examples for even a tiny bit of from inspiring English sources

There's even a tiny bit of dancing, too – tight, fraught segments of choreographed movement.

When it comes to technology people use every day, even a tiny bit of extra complexity can spell doom.

If she saw even a tiny bit of egg white buried in a fluffy omelet, she would send it back.

So if you take even a tiny bit of programming, it's going to be so much easier to understand what's going on inside the machine.

I say "purely" because, when seen in context – even a tiny bit of context – there was nothing offensive about what he said.

Turkey's foreign minister, Ali Babacan, who is scheduled to meet with Iraqi officials in Baghdad on Tuesday, said, "There is not even a tiny bit of hesitance".

But if the clothes were even a tiny bit off — in fit, in the mixture of tweeds and country plaids, in the single bright pop of fuchsia, blue or pink broadcloth in the storm of flannels and tartans — it would have looked wooden.

Not even when I was older, and had traveled and learned about the world and its joys and sadness, maybe even experienced a tiny bit of what he had in his lifetime.

The public will be able to buy digital space within the time capsule to store whatever content they fancy, text, pictures and so on, and also even purchase a tiny bit of physical space to store a strand of human hair.

In just a few days, their boring all-summer green had turned to an extraordinary plummy, orangey shade, that even reminded me a tiny bit of a Tequila Sunrise, as the two juices start to mix.

And we've actually held or maybe even gained just a tiny bit of share relative to the Mac in the last 12 months.