Sentence examples for mind the small from inspiring English sources

And to my mind, the small print is ambiguous.

Never mind the small detail that taking a knee isn't disrespecting the flag, naturally.

In prodding Republicans, Mr. Obama plainly had in mind the small number of moderates in the party who might join with the 53 Senate Democrats and independents to get to 60 voters and overcome a filibuster.

Never mind the small margin, she has seen off a pack of hungry usurpers snapping at her ankles, each swearing undying loyalty while privately cajoling and bribing colleagues with future red boxes in Westminster tearoom huddles.

Keeping in mind the small sample size, these economically less well-favored evangelical whites showed as actually more likely to back Obama (at 33%), than the overall white evangelical population, at 19%, in the Pew survey.

And now she is here in Paris, hobnobbing with Paul McCartney at the Stella McCartney show and shyly mugging for the cameras at the Jean Paul Gaultier show and being served coffee by publicity minders in the kind of lodgings that seem worlds away from her home in Portland, Ore., never mind the small Arkansas town where she grew up.

You even have to mind the smallest details".

"I don't mind the smaller grows," she said.

Neither minded the small kitchen.

It is also "the cloud floating right now over the church spire, the gentle thought in the doctor's mind … the small child tapping the surface of a newly hardboiled egg while her mother looks on lovingly, the nuclear submarine patrolling the maritime borders with efficiency and courage …" Humphrey Jennings could have made a documentary about this lyrical passage, which has a wartime ring to it.

To my mind, though, the small screen is infinitely more threatening.