Sentence examples for even tiny ones from inspiring English sources

Confessions work, even tiny ones; criticizing one of the plays I was selling got attention and probably earned some trust.

But over the next several decades, the Air Force envisions building larger ones that could do the work of bombers and cargo planes and even tiny ones that could spy inside a room.

Pronouncing words, even tiny ones, helps you identify errors.

Now, starting with the wildest-dream scenario from step two, begin making changes -- even tiny ones -- that allow your life to more closely resemble your animal self's ideal environment.

And it's lunch-only, consisting of two tiny upstairs rooms and an even tinier one downstairs.

We strap a tiny second screen to our wrist; we lodge an even tinier one in front of an eye; we seek more effortless status updates, more variables tracked, more abstraction of everyday experience into metrics.

There is Cameron and his entourage betting everything on getting a deal that might prevent some immigrants from claiming benefits, a tiny issue for the UK and an even tinier one for the rest of the EU as it grapples with the apocalyptic migrant crisis.

"How can I recognize individual letters, even the tiny ones on the bottom line of the eye doctor's chart, and yet be unable to read?" she had wondered.

What we don't know is if Apple is getting a commission (even a tiny one) on the payment transactions made via these student cards.

All of our choices--even tiny ones--can reveal certain aspects of our personalities.

In addition, impose a small tax on all financial transactions (even a tiny one -- one half of one percent -- would bring in $200 billion a year, enough to rehire every teacher who's been laid off as well as provide universal preschool for all toddlers).