Sentence examples for little inception from inspiring English sources

Talking to Colleen Ballinger about her new Miranda Sings show can go a little Inception if you're not careful.

Since they've spent most of that time in the frigid region out beyond Neptune, comets have changed very little since their inception.

"Variations" was a combination of the two; I've long been interested in the rights of marginalized communities, but I also knew, at the project's inception, very little about the lives of transgender people in New York City.

Since its inception a little more than a year ago, the team has expanded to include 12 undergraduates across Harvard and MIT, all of whom are still in school and presumably still taking a full load of classes.

Since inception a little over two years ago the euro-12 national governments have experienced moderate GDP growth, declining unemployment, and moderate tax revenue growth.

He's passionate about it (as in "Inception") as about little else.

At Mr. Nolan's preference, trailers for "Inception" have shown little more than snippets of its star, Leonardo DiCaprio, and a nattily attired supporting cast in slow-motion action sequences.

This eligibility concept has been in place with little change since SSDI's inception in 1956, even as changes in the nature of work and advances in medicine and technology have made it possible for many individuals with such conditions to be productive and self-sufficient.

For dream sequences in Inception, Nolan used little computer-generated imagery, preferring practical effects whenever possible.

Finally, a cute little back-story to Wedo's inception.

The recording booth at its inception was probably a little more difficult to wrap your head around, but it's an effective comparison nonetheless.