Sentence examples for the small thing from inspiring English sources

The small thing, done well; a fearsome denial of the imagination.

Up until the last, he looks like he might compromise and do the small thing.

Those who imagine that picking sides is the small thing, easily overcome by common interests or even common sense, are generally, on this planet and every other, proved tragically, catastrophically wrong.

The detail that destroys her is the same one that destroys the reader: "Sometimes, when you've suffered a lot, it turns out to be the small thing that breaks you.

She will explain the small thing, come up with a cute phrase about it ("poor bustard") and suddenly leap to explain why the American incursion into Pakistan to kill Osama bin Laden managed not to be regarded as an outright act of war.

(Illinois, it turned out, took the trouble to vote Pluto back in simply because the guy who first spotted it out there came from Illinois). Those who imagine that picking sides is the small thing, easily overcome by common interests or even common sense, are generally, on this planet and every other, proved tragically, catastrophically wrong.

BE THANKFUL for the small things.

Roberts is alive to the small things.

It's the small things that count.

"It's the small things we do.

It is the small things, too.