Her third novel, "People of the Book," is a tour de force that dramatizes turning points in the history of an illuminated parchment manuscript as they are manifested in tiny bits of evidence — a trace of salt, a wine stain.
These are tiny details but evidence that the difference between success and failure in professional hockey are little more than the things that are missed in the blink of an eye.
There is at least a tiny shred of evidence then that there are at least some parts of the Android@Home project that haven't fallen victim to Google's "spring cleaning" program just yet.
"My entire year went by looking for my mother's body or a tiny piece of evidence that will tell me what happened to her. "I did not lose hope.
Um, do you mind if I ask if you have one tiny shred of evidence to back up that propagandistic term?
"Peter Brook said actors make the mistake, when they read a character, of saying, 'Ah, which part of me does this character correspond to?' Rather than thinking the character is much bigger than you, that the evidence you've got on the page is a tiny bit of the evidence.
But that one quick rub also gathered tiny traces of biological evidence.
However, a Denver court turned down the request, saying that the documents represented only a tiny part of the evidence amassed by the FBI.
One of very few surviving Austen manuscripts, "The Watsons" is interesting for being extensively revised and corrected in her tiny, precise handwriting -- evidence of Austen's painstaking writing habits.
To those who doubt the beleaguered but well-spoken critic's influence, his ability to provoke or sway, I would submit a tiny piece of anecdotal evidence from the classroom.
