Sentence examples for tiny sign of from inspiring English sources

The pepper kicked the back of my throat, a tiny sign of life.

But in one tiny sign of the terrible challenges Afghans face, television lights failed just as a news conference with the two men was beginning in the onetime Afghan royal palace where Mr. Karzai has his office.

Bishop-elect Bishop-elect Robinsonporters that his approval was a "tiny sign" of a broader movement in the church and across this country in the acceptance of gays and lesbians.

It is just going down leg and is turned down by the umpire but represents a tiny sign of some pressure building.

In this photo, you can see the tiny sign on the left of the picture.

These tiny signs of hope are all biologists and conservationists can cling to.

If tiny signs of weariness crept into Mr. Xu's playing in the closing movement, it was understandable: Even Rachmaninoff waved off requests for an encore after playing the premiere of this concerto in 1909.

Jordan Spieth, who started and finished day four as Day's closest challenger, displayed the latest, albeit tiny, signs of fallibility which seemed alien to him earlier in the year.

But then a little-known psychologist named Oskar Pfungst conducted a series of experiments showing that, by observing his questioners and picking up tiny signs of relaxation in their posture, Clever Hans had detected when it was time to stop tapping; when given a problem by someone who didn't know the answer, he was stumped.

I know where to look for the first tiny signs of spring, and when the roses bloom, where the exotic irises grow, where to find the small plaques with quotations from Shakespeare's plays, when the bird-watchers will be out in force looking for migrating warblers.

The world's second biggest nation has much work ahead of it, but there are tiny signs of fresh sprouts, something that may be kick-started further in 2017 when the nation's hosts its first global football tournament – the Under-20 World Cup.