Sentence examples for seem minuscule from inspiring English sources

To you they'd seem minuscule.

Row after row of barren blue seats across the giant stadium made the crowd seem minuscule.

All sums spent to restore Central Park seem minuscule by comparision.

"There are so many things that seem minuscule that start to add up.

That figure may seem minuscule next to the 3.15 million cases of Argentine malbec the United States received that year.

"Items that may seem minuscule in the bigger picture can contribute to the fire," Mr. Bourque said.

The projected annual increase in admissions revenue — from $42 million to $50 million — seems minuscule, and they say it's only going to affect 31percentt of its overall visitors anyway.

Though the distinction between the versions seems minuscule on renderings only a few inches high, the mast is more than 400 feet tall - about as tall as a 40-story building - so even the smallest changes are magnified by scale.

But of them all, it was arguably the Britpoppers that were most keenly anticipated; the chances of a Blur reunion tour seemed minuscule when the band split six years ago — a rupture prompted by, yes, musical differences, drugs and general angst, during the making of their 2003 album Think Tank, when guitarist Graham Coxon was asked to leave the band mid-way through the recording sessions.

Though the group seemed minuscule amid a room built to accommodate several hundred people, the banter was outsize, the spirit of the gathering like a small rummage sale.

This will assist in reducing the incidents of surplus baseload generation in the market, while maintaining the ability of the system to reliably produce energy when it is needed". For similar reasons, the chance of Capstone and the OPA failing to come to any agreement seems minuscule.