Sentence examples for tiny fingerprints from inspiring English sources

But with Trump being so prominent in the news, the scams and scandals that don't have his tiny fingerprints on them often get lost in the shuffle.

By 1934 the Dorsey Brothers Orchestra had become a stable, full-time band, and the following year they recorded an impressive list of hit songs (including "I Believe in Miracles," "Tiny Little Fingerprints," and "Lullaby of Broadway"), many of them featuring Bob Crosby Bingg's younger brother) on vocals.

These tiny dents and fingerprint whorls are reminders that these movies were made by people who molded clay with their hands instead of only manipulating symbols on computers.

Case is a small credit card-shaped device with a tiny screen, a fingerprint sensor, a camera, a built-in GSM chip and a few buttons.

As a chemist, I learned to use the two-pan balance to weigh small quantities of chemicals, adding small weights, so tiny that a fingerprint would give an erroneous result, until the needle stopped in the center of its swing.

They were absolutely perfect prosthetic hands, staggeringly realistic even to the touch, complete with fingerprints, pores and tiny hairs.

The book intersperses its vignettes with tiny sepia collages of text, fingerprints, and crime-scene-like shots that function as peepholes into grief.

It involves spraying a tiny (0.15x0.15mm) area of a fingerprint with an electrically charged mixture of methanol and water.

But fingerprints are only a tiny part of the story.

Taking his cue from Chuck Close's fingerprint portraits, Carl Grombert uses tiny rubber stamps of a boy's face to construct that of a man.

When we touch an object, its surface produces tiny vibrations on the skin, and our fingerprints amplify these vibrations to aid the mechanoreceptors in detecting and processing them.