Sentence examples for tiny points of from inspiring English sources
It seemed no more than nurturing single tiny points of candle flame.
The V.R. experience animates excerpts of the diary, using only tiny points of light.
Even Trump Tower, usually so brash and dated, seems somehow more demure, hidden behind a delicate netting of tiny points of light.
Balsamic vinaigrette sweetened by raisins and pine nuts kept a half-dozen tiny points of stuffed calamari on the list of savory dishes.
In Roschman Dance, Nolan McKew was outstanding not only for his handsome long-necked physique, but also for tiny points of dance style, as when his head kept turning from side to side in correspondence with his footwork.
Horse and rider carry out carefully choreographed movements, often to music, in a formal manner, with their performance evaluated on tiny points of precision, line, apparent ease of execution and musicality.
And the cleanest leaf of all -- the white lotus -- turned out to have tiny points on it, like a bed of nails, Dr. Barthlott found.
In Australia Goodison was a reserve for the Laser and understudied Ainslie, watching the great man go through all his pre-racing and racing routines, and inwardly digesting every tiny point of preparation.
It captured Neptune, Uranus, Saturn, Jupiter, Venus, Earth (seen, in the late astrophysicist Carl Sagan's phrase, as a "pale blue dot") and the Sun, by then just a tiny point of light.
Chandra's mathematics showed that a white dwarf much heavier than the sun could not exist, but would undergo an eternal collapse into a tiny point of infinite density, until it slipped though a crevice in space and time, from which nothing could escape, not even light.
If they were starting to put a cost on getting your data out of Facebook — you know, every tiny point of data — that would be very interesting to have to compare with smaller companies, smaller social networks.
