Sentence examples for tiny acts from inspiring English sources

Fission produces energy by atomic fracture, fusion by tiny acts of atomic union.

Mr. Hernández nonetheless maintains that tiny acts of civic re-engineering are the only way to go.

Maybe tiny acts of resistance right now can help make that eventual corporate entity be slightly less evil.

In other words, can the city be reimagined as commons, or is commoning the realm of tiny acts of autarchy and resistance?

If these tiny acts of consumer choice are the most meaningful actions in our lives, perhaps we aren't thinking and acting on a sufficiently big scale.

You photograph the baby, taking hand and foot prints, writing tiny name bands that his parents will treasure forever - a hundred tiny acts to make some part of their day bearable.

Giving up crisps and chocolate is a tiny act of solidarity with some extremely brave children.

This would have been just another tiny act of defiance had it not ended in tragedy.

Was that tiny act of vandalism the moment when ruin began?

Just after that, the half ended, but not before Battier was tempted by a tiny act of basketball selfishness.

For Mr. Magni's character, it is as if every tiny act — the laborious process of dressing, taking a bite of a carrot — were a moment of torture or humiliation.