Sentence examples for much tinier from inspiring English sources
The source of this activity is actually a much tinier nucleus, or solid, dirty snowball.
Charles Davis find Rafflesia, the world's largest flower, evolved from the family of much tinier blooms.
But I.B.M.'s holes are much, much tinier -- half of a billionth of an inch across.
("I'm MUCH tinier than you are...) Brian Moylan: Oh, the dress moment was the WORST!
The new technique suddenly allows physicists to measure much tinier forces than ever before.
Writers, with their much tinier fame, don't escape the effects of the infinitely reflecting mirror of a readership.
It allowed me to see how much tiny decisions about detail could matter.
Most fossil graptolites look like nothing so much as tiny sawblades.
Sperm are pretty much the tiniest cells in the human body.
Four pupae lie under a high-powered microscope, looking like nothing so much as tiny, gelatinous Cornish pasties, one indistinguishable from the next.
The Olympics turned out to be as much about tiny human stories – from Chad le Clos's dad to Kirani James and Oscar Pistorius swapping nametags – as epic spectacle.
