Sentence examples for it was too tiny from inspiring English sources

Third, we wanted to provide another piece of solid evidence that the absence of automatic extraction for the fine-grained information was not because the perceptual change-degree of it was too tiny relative to the high-discriminable information.

That effect does exist, Young says, but it's too tiny to account for flashes.

While the sealed keyboard will resist coffee spills, it's too tiny to be used for pounding out e-mails and spreadsheets all day.

Don't make the strip too thin or wide though, as it will be unwieldy to work with when it's too tiny or large.

Meanwhile, more and more women were giving birth in hospitals, which meant that, for the first time in human history, infants born prematurely, or very small, had a chance of survival — if only there were enough milk and a way to get it into the belly of a baby that was too tiny to suck at the breast.

And so it was on Saturday at pool parties across the desert where no bikini was too tiny and no man could seem to keep his pants on (over his short-short swim trunks).

I noticed when a leaf was too tiny to notice, or when a stem deviated as if it were being pushed gently to one side.

No issue was too tiny, too "inside baseball," to attract attention.

"Sometimes she asked to be lifted onto the sofa — she was too tiny to get up there by herself — to show buyers the view of the gardens out the casement windows".

The sample space was too tiny for Pearson Correlation calculation.

The tragedy of life is not that there is no God but that the generations through which it progresses are too tiny to count very much.