Sentence examples for surprisingly tiny from inspiring English sources

Yet they're surprisingly tiny, smaller than a loaf of pumpernickel.

We've seen before that America's small-business sector is surprisingly tiny compared to other countries.

The wheelman stood behind Captain Ross, clutching a surprisingly tiny, computerized steering wheel.

From the middle distance it can seem surprisingly tiny, like seeing a celebrity in real life.

"Why Harambe?" The burgers are surprisingly tiny and weaselly for the price.

For a big city, it certainly has a meagre skyline, and the fungible part of Boston is surprisingly tiny.

Not surprisingly, this tiny region produces utterly distinctive wines.

In among the filaments of crab I found savory hints of vanilla, black pepper and clove, along with, surprisingly, a tiny nugget of chicken.

Gay Indians in New York are, not surprisingly, a tiny part of the wider gay population, but they have managed to attain a small measure of visibility, for example, by marching in traditional Indian regalia in the annual gay pride parade.

Surprisingly, the tiny number of models that did not exceed the standard were mostly Volkswagens, the carmaker whose cheating of diesel emissions tests which emerged last year sparked the scandal.

It's a serious organizer, capable of running add-on programs; it can, surprisingly, record tiny 10-second videos (with sound, if you use the T-Mobile version); and it's the only phone whose memory you can expand to hold more pictures (by inserting a Multimedia Memory Card).