Sentence examples for the miniscule from inspiring English sources

From the miniscule to the massive.

Modern telescopes are sufficiently sensitive to note the miniscule drop in those stars' brightness as seen from Earth.

Everyone stands about for a while until he's ready, just adding to the wild excitement enthralling the miniscule crowd.

That might not sound difficult, given the miniscule, almost negligible, real cuts in public expenditure that there have been.

It's the avoidant atrophy of the miniscule reform, the circularity of entitlement – "Who decides what's realistic?" "Me, because I'm in charge".

'Wavefront-guided LASIK' will map the miniscule contours of my dysfunctional eyeballs so that the laser can smooth out every crease.

Once it has commandeered the cell, it treats the nervous system as a kind of interstate, hitchhiking from cell to cell by jumping the miniscule gaps between them.

The "miniscule" saving is the result of the economic crisis having driven down industrial activity while the caps remain at the same level.

The train engine sent the poor fellow flying when he was crossing the line on his way to the miniscule orchard my father owned by the cemetery wall.

The Court of Arbitration for Sport dismissed both appeals, ruling that it appeared more than likely that the miniscule amount of cocaine found in Gasquet's urine did not come from doping or regular use of the drug.

The FIA and the departed Max Mosley are left licking their wounds after the first instance of their autocratic modus operandi being challenged in an outside court, but Briatore's victory is pyrrhic, given the miniscule damages.