Sentence examples for minuscule modification from inspiring English sources
An inflection, a minuscule modification, a phrase, is enough for the Minsk accords signed recently by Ukraine and Russia to suggest a sequel to Dayton.
Under the Carolingian rulers, a particularly clear and attractive minuscule book hand (Caroline minuscule) was developed; modifications of this gradually became used in documents and eventually spread also to Italy, England, and Spain.
The change is chemically minuscule but historically huge.
The figure represented "a significant acceleration" in the rate of loan modifications, officials said, but it remained a minuscule number compared with the administration's goal of permanently reducing monthly payments for three million to four million homeowners by 2012 by giving cash incentives to mortgage lenders.
Golf is slowly coming to its senses with a rules modification that addresses the application of technology in determining minuscule movement of balls.
From it were derived three scripts better suited to handwriting: uncial, which was essentially the classical capitals adapted to writing with pen on paper and similar to hand printing; and cursive and minuscule, which were running scripts similar to modern handwriting forms, with joined letters and considerable modification in letter shape.
They provided the material on which the Carolingian minuscule, which first appeared in the late 8th century, was based, and that script (including its modifications) dominated Europe until the end of the Middle Ages.
The returns were minuscule.
The needle was minuscule.
Script: written in Caroline minuscule.
