Sentence examples for minuscule scraps from inspiring English sources

I was debasing myself for minuscule scraps of affection.

George Siciliano's miniature quilts use neon hues against a black background, his minuscule scraps arranged in complex variations of the basic Log Cabin pattern.

Consider Jean Hanff Korelitz, the novelist, who enjoys picking minuscule scraps of history out of the banks of the Thames, or Christopher Petkanas, who heeds Tangier's siren call to passionate eccentrics and pleasure seekers.

Written in a minuscule hand on the scrap of paper (easy to hide, one imagines, from one's siblings or clergyman father) is a sweet little poem about a doleful walk along a mountain stream.

Drawing inspiration from radar, the towering and minuscule pieces were often constructed with mechanized vehicle scraps that seem to be beaconing and sending communications far out into the blackness of space.

Mr. Donovan, who wrote, directed and edited the film (while selling scrap metal to flesh out his minuscule budget), shows a talent for the poetic depiction of small-town life in flickering, quotidian scenes shot with constantly moving hand-held cameras.

Most are minuscule but an early project on a seismic fault in Basel, Switzerland was scrapped after several not-so-small quakes.

The returns were minuscule.

The needle was minuscule.

"That's minuscule".

Minuscule and many.