Sentence examples for minuscule audience from inspiring English sources
But, it attracted a minuscule audience.
It attracts a minuscule audience on Fridays, but it adds about 50 percent more with DVR playback included.
At the same time, Denham was appearing before a minuscule audience in BBC television productions from Alexandra Palace, a way of dipping his toes into the new medium while he also tried out the possibilities of radio.
A Pepsi commercial with a surprise ending that parodies the film "2001: A Space Odyssey" was cute but probably got its biggest belly laughs among the minuscule audience for humor centered on wayward computers.
To Danny Sullivan, the editor in chief of the blog Search Engine Land, the minuscule audience for Accoona can be traced to its search results, which he said were filled with links to second-tier sites and those of promoters trying to manipulate search engines with various tricks.
The channels, which are both less than a decade old, have minuscule audiences.
(The fifth stage, the Wide Awake Art Car, had local house-music D.J.'s and minuscule audiences).
The Rev. Ian Paisley, leader of a Protestant party opposed to the talks, is drawing minuscule audiences to his rallies blasting the negotiators.
But elsewhere at the Fringe, where for a fee anyone can perform, no matter how bad the show, unknown stand-up comedians are performing to minuscule audiences in the backs of pubs.
On my book tour, I travelled around the country, reading to minuscule audiences, explaining Bosnia to a mixture of international-relations and South Slavic-languages students, simplifying the incomprehensible, and fretting all the time that an enraged reader would stand up and expose me as a fraud, as someone who had no talent — and therefore no right — to talk about the suffering of others.
Most bestselling books will crumble to dust along with their authors, while important, enduring writers often wrote and continue to write for the so-called small magazines, or for minuscule audiences interested in the experimental, the obscure, the subversive, and the minority.
