Sentence examples for miniscule to from inspiring English sources

From the miniscule to the massive.

Although the categorisation of students can be random, sometimes it takes something miniscule to change a group.

Federal health officials were testing surfaces at the site this week as a precaution and one of the 10 samples came back positive for an amount of anthrax too miniscule to cause infection, an F.C.C. spokesman said.

Melding exhibitionism with discretion, an idea that Ms. Delettrez promises to deliver for next season: Kama Sutra positions on three gold bands too miniscule to be seen, except by loved ones.

The game was by now already an exercise in damage limitation for West Ham, and when Touré surged through the middle of their defence to make it three, six minutes before the interval, any lingering hopes of Allardyce's team finding a way back into the tie went from miniscule to non-existent.

The improvements seem pretty miniscule to me, but I wasn't paying all that much attention to it.

We've seen him shrunk down to miniscule size to tackle two worlds in one.

New animal species are discovered and recorded by taxonomists every year – from miniscule invertebrates to mammals to previously unknown dinosaurs.

See, the world of fashion is incredibly stale how many more times are we expected to applaud miniscule changes to an Oxford shirt, amirite?—so editors cheat.

See, the world of fashion is incredibly stale – how many more times are we expected to applaud miniscule changes to an Oxford shirt, amirite?

While there are some free enterprise endeavors set to take very wealthy people out to space, these efforts are miniscule compared to the project that brought humans to the moon.