Sentence examples for tiny as the from inspiring English sources

Be sure to make reservations, though: this theater is as tiny as the little prince's planet.

Tiny as the individual pictures are the whole has an epic sweep (Johnson).

The cells, which are extracted from human embryos when the embryos are as tiny as the tip of a sewing needle, have the potential to grow into any of the body's more than 200 different cell types.

The interior – small but not as tiny as the claimed "10 Square Metres" – is more Milan than Venice: sleek white minimalist decor contrasting with wooden beams, and modern art exhibitions decorating the walls.

Although responsibilities for making the film were shared — Emily was the editor and narrator, Sarah was the writer, and both are listed as director and producer — that is not to say there were no disagreements, sometimes about issues as tiny as the use of a particular word in the script.

Both of those aren't nearly as tiny as the iPod nano, though.

Tiny, as in the schoolyard bully who beats up on the little kids but shrivels up at the first hint of someone his own size fighting back.

Tiny, as in the morality of a man who wants to lead the "free world" by implementing an agenda of torture and collective punishment.

Unfortunately, the scope of the presumption of innocence gets tinier as the government's eyes get bigger.

Tiny, as in the young, drunken frat boy virgin boasting about all of his sexual conquests.

Tiny, as in the foreign policy credentials of a man with no foreign policy experience, who refuses to explain who his advisors are.