Sentence examples for tiny example from inspiring English sources

A tiny example.

Here's a tiny example.

This is a tiny example.

Even this tiny example should demonstrate the drudgery of by-hand statistical modeling.

"That's just one tiny example that a catcher might be undervalued," Mr. Adams said.

One tiny example is the Oakland Forest in Portsmouth, R.I., a 20-acre section surrounded by subdivisions.

To take two tiny examples: Theodore Roosevelt described Tolstoy as "a sexual and moral pervert".

The Bush administration devoted its attention to seeking out tiny examples of voter fraud and purging people from the rolls in swing states.

This alabaster viewer is loaded with two prints of Barmouth and its vicinity from around 1850, along with tiny examples of the crystals, stones, and dried plants in the area.

There are many, tiny examples of it: the Calò family in Treviso who opened their home to six immigrants, or Francesco Tuccio, the Lampedusa carpenter so moved by the drowning of migrants that he started making tiny crucifixes from the wreckage of the boats, little relics to remind the world of others' suffering.

The module helped bridge the gap between tiny examples worked by hand and widely used scoring matrices available in public databases.