Sentence examples for tiny sense from inspiring English sources
Nothing else had changed, but that tiny sense of control grew.
There were a few days where it seemed like all I could do was go from one breath to the next, gaining a tiny sense of control.
We may even feel a tiny sense of duty to see the worst, though the pleasure derived from looking at meanness is likely more aesthetic than moral.
Now celebs get papped by fans with mobile phones, or get asked for joint selfies with people who have a tiny sense of their own micro-fame on social media.
A stranger presents himself at the door of his bachelor apartment with a revelation that moves Jep profoundly and triggers in him a new passionate connoisseurship of all he has loved, all he has wasted, along with a tiny sense that he might start writing seriously again.
A wireless sensor network consists of a large number of tiny sensing devices, deployed in a region of interest.
A quick-opening mechanism and a tiny sensing cavity were utilized in the HSC to reduce the rise time of the generated hydraulic wave.
Obviously, the sensing period could not be very large especially for the channels whose state changes quickly, and excessive tiny sensing period is also not necessary, which makes SU consume much energy and time for sensing.
Obviously, Ts could not be very large especially for these channels whose state change quickly, and excessive tiny sensing period is also not necessary, which will make SU consume more energy and time to sense the channels.
I still remember the tiny, crucial sense of release I felt when I read it at college, just after Middlemarch.
