Sentence examples for tiniest part of from inspiring English sources

THERE are times it seems as if progress in America's food landscape is measured in the tiniest increments and among the tiniest part of the population.

When Mr. Bush said he was not, she wondered whether "not even in the teeniest, tiniest part" of himself he was seeking to avenge his father's defeat in 1992.

I have the feeling she knows that any change will, and perhaps should, be hard-negotiated – and a Marie Claire puff piece is only the tiniest part of that.

Years ago, there was a quaint trust among cookbook buyers that chefs personally wrote their books and tested their recipes, and a corresponding belief among chefs that to admit otherwise would mean giving someone else credit for the tiniest part of their work — unacceptable, in those macho and territorial times.

The writers I have mentioned — Walter Benjamin, Hannah Arendt, Paul Celan — make up only the tiniest part of my own German-language canon, which numbers many, many authors, from Hölderlin to Goethe, from Thomas Mann to Judith Herman, from Peter Handke and Thomas Bernhard to Christian Kracht and Durs Grünbein, a list too extensive to even embark upon here.

The reader will learn not only that Madame de Pompadour (a close personal friend of Louis XV) tried to stimulate her libido with a diet of celery, truffles and vanilla but also that Joseph II of Bavaria (1741-1790) oncomplainedned about his queen: "If I could put the tip of my finger on the tiniest part of her body which was not covered by pimples, I would try to have a child".

It's a tiny part of their operations for now.

"Just a tiny part of the aristocracy," he said.

But it is a tiny part of the employment picture.

Foreign aid is a tiny part of the U.S. budget.

And the bear is a tiny part of the problem".