Sentence examples for miniature form from inspiring English sources

She was an expert calligrapher, writing a variety of hands with equal skill in miniature form.

Your ex is not supposed to lurk inside you, waiting to burst forth in miniature form.

Architecture is the mother of the arts and I consider my profession as nothing less than that in miniature form.

The French chanson, one of the most popular secular vocal genres in the 16th century, is essentially in miniature form.

Less traditional small plates, however, are often complex main courses in miniature form, and few of us can stomach more than three of four of those.

The miniature form suits a little tarte tatin, which is caramelised all over, but it leaves a small chocolate soufflé over-souffed.

"In the botanical garden's new plantings, we can now see the particular beauty of his many selected miniature forms of Pinus strobes, including the dense cushions of Sea Urchin or Green Shadow," The Financial Times reported in 2004.

"We were surprised by the high diversity of miniature forms, which had probably been overlooked because of their extremely small size, secretive terrestrial habitats and insectlike calls," Sonali Garg, a PhD student at the University of Delhi and the lead author on the paper, said in an interview on the journal's blog.

In a brilliant touch, Rand Burkert shows us, on the last page of "Mouse & Lion," a contented beast surrounded by tiny creatures: "That day, such small things made him happy!" It's a reminder that miniature forms can have monumental effects, both ethical and aesthetic.

Organoids are miniature forms of tissues that exhibit endogenous three-dimensional organ architecture, multilineage differentiation, and include stem cells in a simple in vitro system.

(Who knew that Mr. Goodbars existed in non-miniature form?) The photograph, for me, is a catechism of American consumerism at its sweetest and most innocent.