Sentence examples for the really little from inspiring English sources

Obama — an actual black person who, notwithstanding Morrison's doubts, was actually elected during the lifetime of our actual children, except the really little ones still in diapers — is the ninth.

"The younger ones think of the movie, and the really little ones think of the vitamins".

Scott Gimple, the new showrunner, really wanted to explore that new possibility of the simple things, the really little things, coming to devastate these people.

The walk is really little more than a cultural touchstone and a literary conceit, the event around which McCann has assembled his cast.

Japan remains critical to preserving American goals in Asia and the Pacific, but there's really little the U.S. can do to encourage Japanese citizens to have more children.

The school is really little more than a sandy patch of ground under an acacia tree.

What so many liberals and conservatives take to be a leftward shift of the church is really little more than a change in tone.

The dialogue on the American show is really little more than a straight translation of the Hebrew.

Fighter and Seaplane Squadrons were formally established as units that month, but remained under the control of the flying school and were "really little more than flights", according to the official history of the pre-war RAAF.

At first, when I was really little, the kids songs were really the ones I liked!

"She got him a Nintendo DS system, and the video games themselves are $40 each and they're really little, the size of a pack of gum," Ms. Bondi said.