Sentence examples for tiny stroke from inspiring English sources

"Because of what the term implies, everybody thinks it's just a tiny stroke.

As every twig of a living tree is alive, so every tiny stroke of a piece of fine calligraphy has the energy of a living thing.

Oh, and Aham's 100-year-old great-grandmother had a tiny stroke on the way to the wedding, went to the hospital, got better, AND STILL CAME AND PARTIED.

She had a hysterectomy a few years back and later a 'tiny, tiny stroke', but apart from some asthma and 'tummy' problems ('I can't drink champagne now') she feels as well as she ever has.

(Look closely: each tiny stroke is as considered as any by Cézanne). Such art could seem conservative in the mid-nineteen-sixties the mid-nineteen-sixties themid-nineteen-sixties themodernist abstraction—but, really, Downes was of his time.

In another tiny stroke of luck, Clem Schultz heard Monday that a resident around 35 miles away had found a cherished photo of Clem and Geraldine Schultz taken 25 years ago.

Was she having tiny strokes?

Tiny strokes of movement or partnering proposed liberated views of masculine and feminine roles.

The chalk marks – we see them quite clearly – are tiny strokes, hundreds of them.

The works themselves speak of hours bent over an easel, executing tiny strokes with the customary squirrel-hair brush.

If a scan shows no plaque, the problems are not caused by Alzheimer's and could be from tiny strokes or other diseases.