Sentence examples for minuscule folk from inspiring English sources
Lesser people – minuscule folk such as myself, in fact – would occasionally have felt overwhelmed with the urge to inquire, even smilingly: "Well, where the hell were you when I was rotting in a cell for the best part of 30 years?" But in his superhuman magnanimity, Mandela never once mentioned it.
You need only travel back in time another hundred years for proof -- the 1915 book "The Little Folks of Animal Land" by Harry Whittier Frees, a photographic compilation of minuscule pets (primarily kitties) acting out everyday human activities.
The smaller your cable package is, the more minuscule the discount, as the helpful marketing folks at Cox confirmed.
Poverty was a minuscule 6.5%, incomes were growing and folks were relocating to Bensenville from outside the state at a steady rate.
Future generations of RoboBee could carry minuscule video cameras for intrusive recording of normal folk and celebrities: the paparazzi won't need to hide in bushes with long lenses, but will sit at home controlling spy-flies from their iPad Nanos.
The German composer Carl Orff turned the document's blocky, black minuscule into a numbingly insistent piece of ersatz medieval folk (used years later in the Old Spice ad), of which the Nazis were very fond.
"We have not run into any Trump folks". "Anything that they have had has been minuscule and very, very late in coming," said Chris Schrimpf, a Columbus-based political strategist who worked for Gov. John Kasich.
The returns were minuscule.
The needle was minuscule.
