Sentence examples for smallest of small from inspiring English sources

In reality, my grandfather was the son of the smallest of small shopkeepers in a Suffolk market town.

• It's not just that Mr. Engle is the smallest of small fry that is bothersome about his prosecution.

The Victory Over Porn Addiction workshop, which Ms. Renaud started in 2008, is the smallest of small groups.

On Saturday, a full-page ad appeared in The Daily Telegraph, signed in the smallest of small print, by several thousand employees of the British Broadcasting Corporation.

On the evidence, the strained eyes and linguistic gymnastics required to enter substantial amounts of text into this country's ultra-compact phones are sacrifices made for little more than the smallest of small talk.

Spectacular, cornball and dull in turn, the ballet progresses from the most basic steps performed by the smallest of small fry to demanding sequences performed by those who have mastered not just the steps but also the physical and spiritual discipline the art demands.

The motorcade took Mr. Bush through the smallest of small-town America, and the roads were lined with people waving, taking photographs and hoisting American flags into the cool July air.

And in my experience only the smallest of small-minded people give a damn about "credentials" in the softest of all soft sciences -- theology and sociology.

Both hygge and the welfare state rely on a state of trust, a feeling of smallness (small nation, small circles of friends), and an assumption of equality.

The large percentage increase was an artifact of the small denominators (small numbers of HIV staff) in the initial years.

It was strictly a small number of small private accounts".