Sentence examples for little dent from inspiring English sources
Pursuing Manning makes little dent in that situation.
"Maybe there's a little dent in there," Faldo said.
But he acknowledged that his foul trouble "put a little dent in the game plan".
"From up there, it just looked like a little dent in the building.
But the changes have made little dent on the political scene.
Still, the higher minimum wages will make little dent in workers' lives, some complained.
Eden is just a little dented.
The reputation of Krupp's boss, Gerhard Cromme, as the hard man of German capitalism looks a little dented.
Parmalat's collapse also destabilised Italy's fragile banking sector and left the reputation of the country as a wise place in which to invest more than a little dented.
Even standing still and silent, these machines sing their history: the drilled aluminium pedals, the elegant Jaeger and Veglia dials, the tartan cloth upholstery of the Mercedes, the little dents and stone-chips like the cracks in the varnish of a Rembrandt.
A drug-laden sphere "looks like a golf ball with FGF in the little dents," says Ito.
