Sentence examples for of only a tiny from inspiring English sources

The council is part of the constitution, and should not be abolished, he says; but its members reflect the views of only a tiny minority.

Ms. Miyamoto is one of only a tiny handful of "hafu," or Japanese of mixed race, to win a major beauty pageant in proudly homogeneous Japan.

The Channel 4 10-week experiment sounds on paper like a sick joke that would hold the attention of only a tiny handful of sad individuals.

Neither claim is true; indeed, British national culture in the 1930s was suffused with celebratory memories of national military victories in Europe and across the British Empire, while pacifism was the province of only a tiny minority.

If they end up serving the interests of only a tiny minority, as is increasingly the case, we have the right – and indeed the duty – to regulate them in the interest of greater social good.

At one stage there were as many as 40 yards producing platforms, jackets and other pieces of equipment for the UK's North Sea oil industry, but OGN is one of only a tiny number still in business.

Vintage Port is only one of a dozen or so different styles of Port, accounting for only a tiny portion of the overall production.

But thanks to his team, we have a remarkable trove of tens of thousands of images, only a tiny percentage of which have been published.

That said, out of Islamic population of 700,000, only a tiny handful of IS supporters here.

There were now hundreds of channels, most of which only a tiny percentage of the population care about.

It is a smudge of light only a tiny fraction of the size of our own Milky Way galaxy, and it existed when the universe was only 480 million years old.