Sentence examples similar to not quite tiny from inspiring English sources

When they grew up, however, it turned out the pigs were not quite as tiny as they were said to be.

Not quite so tiny at $808,000, which is a play on the Los Angeles telephone area code.

Compare that massive green square to HTC's small purple one, and the size of the task facing the Taiwanese mobile maker is instantly apparent (although it's worth noting that HTC's portion has actually been split up into different regional variants, so its share is not quite so tiny vis-a-vis Samsung).

Update, Sept. 3, 8 29 a.m.: Know who's not quite so teeny tiny anymore?

Millet isn't quite as tiny as teff or amaranth, but it is quite small, like quinoa.

He provided the sparkle on this occasion that Hazard could not quite manage, though with a tiny bit more composure from the Chelsea player in front of goal it could have been so different.

Our tiny kitchen has not quite adapted to its modern new resident.

Rangers eased their way into the sixth round last night, even if analogies to the slaughterhouse which adjoins Forfar Athletic's tiny stadium are not quite necessary.

Mr. Isaacson's long view basically puts Mr. Jobs up there with Franklin and Einstein, even if a tiny MP3 player is not quite the theory of relativity.

"It's pretty good but it's not quite perfect". The threat comes from the tiny number of corrupt cells that do not get fixed.

(In Italy, fish markets also offer clam-like bivalves that are quite tiny, some as small as a thumbnail, but those usually aren't available here).