Sentence examples for thought a tiny from inspiring English sources

I thought a tiny bit of clumsy exposition would have helped here, although I realise there's a fine line between insulting my intelligence and underestimating my ignorance.

I disagree: I think a tiny clump of cells in a dish does not have equal standing with a person.

But if you thought a predilection for tiny creatures in hilarious situations is solely a contemporary phenomenon, you are sadly mistaken.

Never in my childhood had I thought that a tiny fold of skin would be part of my privilege.

But who would have thought that a tiny little head of garlic could have any appreciable effect on pollution?

Thought a multimillionaire, Kashkari had a tiny sliver of Whitman's bank balance to put toward his bid, ultimately spending a little over $3 million of his own money – more than 60% of his stated net worth.

Prayer ceremonies in the Finger Lakes, I thought: a fitting end for this tiny box of fragrant leaves.

It will only "consider [my] request", which I think is a tiny bit saucy, seeing as they got me into this mess in the first place.

Think what a tiny quantity of sound energy is released by a needle striking a floor!

Is there any reason, at this point, to think that a tiny drop in the sea of Facebook ads changed any American votes?

It was humbling to think that a tiny decision could make any contribution at all to the outcome for the patient, and I doubted it could, but wanted to make the right choice anyway.