Sentence examples for tiny think from inspiring English sources

Jon is short, but not tiny (think Michael Owen, not Tom Thumb), wearing a T-shirt tight enough for his tanned, muscular arms to get a good show.

Cell Adhesion Noise relies on an effect that appears when a cell adheres to a surface: in the tiny (think nanometers) gap between cell and substrate, predictable electrical properties arise that can be detected by Venneos's custom chip.

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Five minutes of online research reveals FPI to be that peculiar Beltway equivalent to a Brooklyn pickle stand: a tiny "think tank" with an anodyne name, dedicated to the production of small-batch, locally-sourced, artisanal ideology -- in this case, neoconservative foreign policy.

Although there are an inhuman number of people crammed into a tiny space (think battery chickens, with added batteries) the atmosphere is surprisingly friendly.

Last year, Andrew Paul Leonard, who uses a scanning electron microscope to photograph tiny subjects (think microbes and microglia) got $1.6 million in damages after a direct-sales company called Stemtech Health Services took his images.

Pence was thrown a lifeline in 1991, when he was offered a job as president of the Indiana Policy Review Foundation, a tiny new think tank that promoted free-market policies.

If you thought you could never live in a tiny house, think again.

THE TINY DOG OWNER Tiny dog owners think they have a Get Out of Jail Free card because the dog is so small their apartment is basically a gigantic kingdom.

Day Five: My tiny tot thought I should close out the week in a mismatched pair of rain boots, a polka-dot dress, a baseball cap, a hoodie, and, over all of this, a knit poncho.

My tiny tot thought I should close out the week in a mismatched pair of rain boots, a polka-dot dress, a baseball cap, a hoodie, and, over all of this, a knit poncho.