Sentence examples for one tiny part from inspiring English sources

The RTI imaging was really cool because it let us see the whole image close up, instead of having to focus on one tiny part at a time.

I told him my name, Joey's name, where I lived, how I was a mother of three, how his life was so big and this was just one tiny part of it, going on and on, desperate to distract him.

While UK legislation on plastic bags has reduced their usage by 86percentthishis is only one tiny part of our gargantuan plastic problem.

I was only able to see one tiny part of Darfur.

The herd is one tiny part of the great migration: the ceaseless cycle of 2m wildebeest, zebra and gazelles following the rains around the Serengeti.

In Leuna, a Bulgarian-born enameder named Kiril Mateew took over one tiny part of a dilapidated east German chemical complex.

Some of it is good, and other parts are bad, but one tiny piece of technology has managed to fixate itself squarely in the middle: sensors.

The narrator of his story Good Old Neon puts forward the most extreme version of this belief, complaining that even a small portion of our internal thought process "is just too fast and huge and all interconnected for words to do more than barely sketch the outlines of at most one tiny little part of it at any given instant".

"What goes on inside is just too fast and huge and all interconnected for words to do more than barely sketch the outlines of at most one tiny little part of it at any given instant," he wrote in "Good Old Neon," a story from 2001.

"After moving away from what I know, and exploring one tiny new part of the world as I work, I feel as though I'll be able to do it again in the future," says Walrond. "You might not have this opportunity again once you have an established career, home, family and cat".

Understanding that Earth is a small part of one solar system which is a tiny part of one galaxy which is a tiny part of a Universe estimated to have 100 Billion galaxies, each with 100 Billion such solar systems... one can quickly begin to comprehend that the quantity of Force/Energy/Power/"G_d" determined by Einstein's tiny formula, E=MC2, is beyond all human comprehension.