Sentence examples for tiny yet from inspiring English sources

Tiny, yet some players swear by it.

It's like a thumbprint, a tiny yet accurate key to a whole identity.

But this is not simply a case of some linguistic gymnastics and a tiny, yet meaningful, preposition.

The merger could boost Chrysler's European sales, now tiny, yet pose little threat to factory jobs in the United States.

"The damage here is tiny, yet vacancies abound and the Boardwalk is not as crowded as it should be," he said.

A deflated balloon was fed up a vein, into one heart chamber and then, through that tiny, yet crucial valve, into the other.

But as families have shrunk, and parents helicopter over broods tinier yet more precious, a vanload of children has taken on more of a freak show factor.

In Monday's early hours, Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, Bahrain and Egypt released coordinated statements, announcing a diplomatic break with the tiny-yet-wealthy peninsular nation of Qatar.

We've talked much the last two weeks about going green and electric cars, and now Bentley is getting in on the act with this tiny-yet-awesome Continental DC electric concept car.

So tiny, and yet so many record sales.

Nor is Harvest Supper's tiny kitchen yet equipped to offer coffee or tea.