Sentence examples for tiny enough that from inspiring English sources

It's not tiny enough that it's hard to find in your pocket, and yet it's thin enough that it doesn't add a bunch of bulk.

The iTalk is compact and tiny enough that you can leave it permanently attached to your iPod.

A hair extension hook or a small crochet hook tiny enough that you can slip one of the beads over it.

He has sweeping city views, hears no traffic noise from below and, as the sun sets, he can stare out at No. 7 trains snaking toward Manhattan that look tiny enough to scoop into his hands.

Structural colors, in particular, are caused by microscopic structures that are tiny enough to interfere with visible light.

Whether or not that's true will be up to you to decide, I suppose, but the single-cable operation of the "Logitech Laptop Speaker Z205" that's "tiny enough to toss in your bag" may appeal to those of you looking for a bit more oomph.

And the euro zone would be wrong to imagine that Cyprus is tiny enough to let go safely.

As viruses, all of them are, by definition, infectious parasitic agents tiny enough to pass through a microfilter that would trap bacteria and other microbes, tiny enough to fit millions on board a single fleck of spit.

A few stayed small, and some of the smallest dinosaurs that ever lived — tiny enough to nip at your heels — were among the first to spread across the planet more than 200 million years ago.

Arranging a tiny enough slope for the effective potential requires a degree of fine-tuning that most cosmologists find philosophically objectionable.

It's in tiny print, but not tiny enough.