Sentence examples for smallest movements from inspiring English sources

The smallest movements, microsaccades, move the eye through only a few minutes of arc.

"The idea is to bring attention to subtle natural phenomena that people wouldn't normally notice," said artist Peter Courtemanche, whose contribution to the show – Drop = Blip = Clatter (Rain Stick) – shows that even nature's smallest movements produce energy.

But even Sir Mervyn admitted recently that he was surprised to learn that bank traders, seeking to manipulate the Libor interest rate, could make huge profits from even the smallest movements of the rate, amounting in some cases to just one or two hundredths of one percent.

To watch Stewart in Assayas's films is to watch an actress absolutely command the screen with her presence every facet of her character's interiority is brought to life in the smallest movements and stutters.

A contemporary author related that "from a height of 4000 feet the Patrie observed the smallest movements of formed bodies of troops at the Satory camp and obtained very clear telephotographs of them".

In the stillness of the night, you'll be able to hear even smallest movements.

Today, detail reigns supreme, the smallest movement in his hips can dictate his financial stability for months.

Citizen Watch developed the world's smallest movement for radio-controlled wristwatches [JP].

Monteux was extremely economical with words and gestures and expected a response from his smallest movement.

A good tip: less is more – smaller movements work better.

It just seemed to me that smaller movements would produce the kind of pitching I desired".