Sentence examples for is too minute from inspiring English sources

No detail is too minute, from the podiums – so that the candidates appear at the same height – to the insistence that both candidates walk on stage simultaneously.

The most important instrument is the variometer, which shows when the glider is moving up or down even when that movement is too minute to be noticed by the pilot.

No; for the different sorts of it are too minute and heterogeneous.

Contemporaries criticised him for being "too minute" or trivial, but Aubrey was convinced that "a hundred yeare hence that minutenesse will be gratefull".

On the other side are the Food and Drug Administration and outside experts who say that any traces of lead that do exist are too minute to cause harm.

Police forensic experts testified to having found traces of Knox's DNA on the handle and of Kercher's at the tip, but the defence argued that the traces were too minute to be reliable.

"Noticeable perceptions," Leibniz says, "arise by degrees from ones which are too minute to be noticed" (RB 57).

The Principle of Continuity will be employed to show that no motion can arise from a state of complete rest and that "noticeable perceptions arise by degrees from ones which are too minute to be noticed".

That may or may not be better than having only two wheels spinning; it just depends on the traction at hand underneath the spinning wheels (and several other factors, which are too minute to go into here).

Early biographers believed the manuscript's details, including Twain's charge that Lyon tried to seduce him, to be true and that Lyon's role in Twain's life was too minute to bother with.

Unfortunately, this work has been hampered in Arabidopsis by the fact that flowers of this model plant are small and early-stage floral buds are too minute to be dissected reliably through conventional approaches.