Sentence examples for minuscule little from inspiring English sources

It's best onstage, where it can turn a minuscule little riff into music that keeps on generating unexpected ideas.

Its passage in the dark or dim-lit stall was as if time were being carried by a procession of ants, a gleaming red martial column of those militaristic red Southern ants that build hideous tall boiling hills; and each vile gleaming ant wanted a minuscule little portion of Poor Tony's flesh in compensation as it helped bear time forward down the corridor of true Withdrawal.

Some people will have a hissy fit if a few ants make a minuscule little cone of finely sieved soil on their lawn, whereas many of us accept that we share our outdoor space with millions - literally - of other creatures and that despite the attitude of many of the more conventional garden sages, they are not put there deliberately to interfere with the horticultural scheme of things.

There was a tiny, little, minuscule ray of sunshine on Wednesday, however.

I have two little, minuscule scars by my shoulder, and when I look at them, I am reminded how scared I was when the doctor found two cysts (years ago).

Break the task into small minuscule tasks.

One relatively tiny and little-noticed stimulus provision actually does promise real, long-term career opportunities for some young scientists: a minuscule $15 million tucked into NSF science education funding to support a new program fostering Professional Science Master's degree curricula.

They have minuscule market share and little influence.

Low ceiling, narrow, cramped bed, tiny TV set, minuscule bathtub, crummy little fridge.

All have minuscule budgets, little power or influence in the UN system and virtually no operational capacity on the ground.

Essentially responsible for fielding complaints about the city's services, the public advocate has a minuscule budget and little direct power.