Sentence examples for possibly tiny from inspiring English sources

Or possibly tiny ones, maybe, if you're a runway model.

No internal inclusions but possibly tiny external irregularities in the finish visible to trained eye under 10x magnification.

Toward the northern edge of the quarter stands arguably Bucharest's most evocative (and possibly tiniest) house of worship, the Stavropoleos Church, built in 1724.

Then, there is the most lovable (and possibly the tiniest) tiny cactus in the world: Blossfeldia liliputana.

BERLIN — South Korea, the Netherlands and possibly even tiny Appleton, Wisconsin, are starting to use a little-known but widely available technology called cellular broadcasting to send emergency text messages to mobile phone users threatened by weather, industrial accidents or terrorism.

She comes from an older generation, where the journalists did the journalism, and the newscasters, with magisterial authority, read the news without any inflection of opinion or judgment, except possibly a tiny half smile at the skateboarding canary.

The keypad is possibly too tiny for some users.

Some of the models arriving here starting next year: the small Transit Connect delivery van, a redesigned Focus compact, the subcompact Fiesta and another small car, possibly the tiny Ka.

It's because the highest point on the phone when it's face-up is the little circular "OK" button (possibly the tiny ridge above it? -yeah, definitely), which also happens to be exactly in the center of the phone.

"And I like him very much too," says Mountford, with possibly the tiniest hint of irony.

Possibly the tiniest private spy network in history.