Sentence examples for tiny and formidable from inspiring English sources
Benoît killed his friend Felipe, when they were both child soldiers, therefore his friend is with him still: loyal, angry, tiny and formidable.
On show was a Cocteau exhibition, with all 21 of the photographs he took outside the Rotonde: Picasso dressed à l'Anglais with a flat cap, a cane and briar pipe, already well on the way towards respectability; Pquerette wearing a long elegant dress and a very silly hat; Jacob looking sober and respectable; Wasilieff tiny and formidable.
It looked solid and formidable.
As a cliffhanger, it was both formidable and formidable.
"He's quiet, confident and formidable".
Australia were world champions and formidable opponents.
Even food descriptors, those perilously toothsome adjectives, feel fresh and unexpected when, for example, tiny nine-year-old Sarah, the youngest competitor to make it past the first round, describes blue cheese as tasting "feety-ish," or Troy, a twelve year old with choppy bangs and formidable chops, says that a spicy steak rub "blows up in your mouth".
This poses new and formidable challenges to the European CAPE community.
The challenges are diverse and formidable.
