Sentence examples for that's little from inspiring English sources

Automation makes possible another insider's secret that's little known (until now): the watermark.

There's another calcification that's little sacs of calcium floating in liquid.

The tie Rebecca: Keeping things classic with an LBD – that's little black dicky-bow, obvs.

The outcome is a pantomime of justice — a grotesquely disfigured copy of due process that's little more than a fig leaf for arbitrary presidential power.

Even though rigorous studies have shown that only 2%to8%8% of rape reports are false, that's little comfort to the wrongly accused.

Then, the near-victim — that's Little — finds refuge in an empty apartment that's a drug den, and his pursuers terrify him by shouting and throwing rocks at its door and boarded-up windows.

If you are lucky enough to have rhubarb in large quantities, you can also use this sauce as the base for a fool, a simple summer dessert that's little more than fruit and whipped cream.

Elsewhere, when the premise is weak – an incompetent-translator sketch that's little more than a peg for funny foreign accents – Tate redeems it with the committed daftness of her performance.

The best possible example of this is the Amazon Echo, a device that's little more than a speaker and an internet connection, running software that's invisible.

The old-fashioned "pinching your cheeks" trick can only work for a few seconds at most, making it an option that's little too short-lived and painful to be much use.

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