Sentence examples for tiniest point from inspiring English sources

In the aftermath, she studied the city's report-card system and drew up a plan to turn her school around by focusing on growth and cheering the tiniest point increases even as many students lag on basic literacy and arithmetic.

"If they touch, they just touch at one tiny point," he says.

There is a tiny point here but not enough for a drama.

Juju and I stood watching them until they became a tiny point in the distance and then vanished.

A giant mirror that could focus starlight into the smallest tiny point would be particularly well-suited to detecting planets.

The tiny point size (and my struggles to align the tip of each pen exactly with the text) wreaked the havoc.

The last, 2.5-mile-long stretch of land border between the United States and Canada separates Tsawwassen, British Columbia in the north from tiny Point Roberts, an American-administered peninsula (and thus an American exclave [6]) in the south.

The point of all of this is that Gravity's Rainbow could prove that the singularity – the infinitely tiny point that exploded billions of years ago, giving birth to the universe – is a scientific impossibility.

In Australia Goodison was a reserve for the Laser and understudied Ainslie, watching the great man go through all his pre-racing and racing routines, and inwardly digesting every tiny point of preparation.

It captured Neptune, Uranus, Saturn, Jupiter, Venus, Earth (seen, in the late astrophysicist Carl Sagan's phrase, as a "pale blue dot") and the Sun, by then just a tiny point of light.

The blue light from [the] lampshade drew into a tiny point in the centre of her brain, it flickered and winked like an eye, quietly it fluttered and dwindled.