Sentence examples for tiny but mighty from inspiring English sources

They express the 15-year veteran Lamazou's personality: tiny but mighty with worldly panache; more Little Prince than Princess and the Pea.

Flash forward to 2012, when the tiny but mighty Finborough Theater, known for pulling neglected plays from the shadows (like Emlyn Williams's "Accolade," a study in scandal and celebrity), gives "Cornelius" its first London revival.

2. Tiny But Mighty Popcorn and Petite Maize.

Tiny but mighty, these legumes are teeming with protein, iron, zinc, and biotin, making them a great staple for vegetarians, vegans, and meat eaters alike.

It's a fun, close-to-downtown area to explore and Gabriel Rucker's tiny-but-mighty 36-seat Le Pigeon is a destination for creative, gutsy, reinvented French food, such as his much-touted foie gras profiteroles with caramel sauce, pan seared squab (Le Pigeon!) and beef-cheek bourguignon.

Short Version: A tiny-but-mighty universal adapter that can power most full-sized laptops.

Our tiny-but-mighty product team launched the brand new TechCrunch mobile app for Android and iOS earlier this month and we couldn't be more excited.

But it's bad news for the humble iPod - a tiny-but-mighty device that many say was the catalyst that propelled Apple into its boom era of iPhones and iPads.

And whether the rebellion in eastern Congo explodes into another full-fledged war, and drags a large chunk of central Africa with it, seems likely to depend on the involvement of Rwanda, Congo's tiny but disproportionately mighty neighbor.

"She's tiny but she's mighty and she would push back," Ms. McCarthy said.

But Mighty Whitey isn't worried.