Sentence examples for tiny criminal from inspiring English sources

Gillian Jacobs of "Community" plays the commando's normally proportioned assistant, and Mr. Helms has a small role as a tiny criminal mastermind with a full-size index finger.

At least in Benefits Street, the testimony was authentic, if appallingly slanted to the tiny criminal element on James Turner Street, which was enough to swell a million dishonest stereotypes; and I cannot forgive it for attempting to make poverty exciting.

Then there are the diehard republican terrorists in Northern Ireland, assumed to have been responsible for the recent killings of two soldiers and a policeman: a psychotic, criminal "tiny minority", says almost everyone.

In a recent study for the Manhattan district attorney's office, Dr. Stuart M. Kirschner of John Jay College found that only a tiny proportion of criminal defendants ever used a psychiatric defense.

"We need to keep it in perspective – it's a tiny minority, a lunatic criminal fringe.

"Why would a tiny woman with no criminal record, who worked 10 years on Wall Street, randomly hold up people at gunpoint at night dressed as a policewoman?" Mr. Grandinette asked.

And while this group represents just a tiny fraction of the criminal convictions in the United States, the mounting weight of their stories has convinced judges, lawyers and police investigators to look at how the wrong people end up behind bars.

Tiny was an international criminal who bribed his way around Africa and the more complaisant parts of the British establishment; he brought the Observer virtually to its knees as an independent paper in pursuit of his commercial interests and an increasingly demented quarrel with the equally unsavoury Mohamed Al Fayed.

Only a tiny number of tramps, criminals and conscription-dodgers slipped through the net.

Obama, says Marshall, appears to believe that "the threat we face is an Al Qaeda threat — a tiny minority of malignant criminals who have absolutely no public support".

Morton Sklar, executive director of the World Organization Against Torture, a human rights group, said foreign warlords and torturers made up only a tiny fraction of the criminals granted protection under the antitorture law.