Sentence examples for tiny matters from inspiring English sources

Paraphrasing M. Rausch's words about Colonel Silvestre, "What lies behind us and what lies before us are tiny matters compared to what lies within us.

That seems obvious and trite, yet most of our organizations tend to be arranged on the assumption that people cannot be trusted or relied on, even in tiny matters.

At the shingle-style Alden house in Cornwall, Pa., the Whites pay tribute to tiny matters like two stucco panels, one filled with pebbles and bits of glass, the other with painted wooden leaves and anthracite coal.

Ting worked 20-hour days and was famous for calling underlings at any time of the night with questions and decisions on even tiny matters.

Fighting in such tiny matters is of no use.

'What lies behind us and what lies before us are tiny matters compared to what lies within us.' ~Ralph Waldo Emerson.

Getting your mind around the type of tiny matter familiar to Hu can be tricky.

All that remains to be seen is the tiny matter of who's actually entering the Bigg Boss Bungalow of Broken Dreams.

Heaven knows, they need like-minded souls they can moan to about how much they have to tweet, blog, vlog, Vine, opine and generally be their own marketing department – in addition to the tiny matter of actually writing the books.

But when Bill Clinton tried to clinch the understanding with Mr Assad, it turned out that both sides thought the other had given way on the exact position of the border: a tiny matter of a few hundred metres but crucial to both.

And the tiny matter of the US's anemic economic growth in the first half of the year.