Sentence examples for little instances from inspiring English sources

But the lessons in Florence took aim at more mundane problems: the little instances of everyday corruption that many Italians don't recognise.

It's all made up of little instances.

It occurs in those little instances where we get to truly feel alive and connected.

His best moments are not giant home runs or diving catches, but the little instances of proper recognition, words that now empower him and never get old.

It's these little reoccurring instances of failing to react that hurt Scott, a coach who has come a long way since his horror learning curve of 2013.

There is little, for instance, to show that prison is much of a deterrent.

Ms. Darlow is particularly funny as a woman who laughs inappropriately at anything that sounds even remotely sexual — the word "little," for instance.

Removing Mr. Estrada will do little, for instance, to end widespread tax evasion by the country's business elite, the same class now leading calls for his ouster.

I love the community that spawned out of this one little trolling instance.

Relatively little, for instance, is known about the work of the "Berkeley Boys" in Suharto's Indonesia.

However, in many instances, little scattering is anticipated even with normal data.