Sentence examples for too paltry from inspiring English sources

'Graphic novel' is too paltry a term.

But that's too paltry for the dead-enders, and Mr. McConnell didn't sound particularly optimistic.

Mr. Mintoo laughed at the charge, saying it was too paltry a sum for him to demand of anyone.

United States officials have offered help in increasing American tourists to the islands, which officials there have said is too paltry a remedy.

The leaders of the acknowledged Syrian opposition were there, too, and they decried the offer as too paltry, but they are probably wrong to be upset.

Australia's politicians, conservative and liberal, concluded that the country's version of social security was providing retirees with too paltry a basic retirement check.

There's the small stuff too - so paltry nobody addresses it, least of all breast cancer consultants.

All of these cuts, direct or indirect will also affect carers of disabled people too, who receive a paltry allowance of just £53.90 a week.

While few people expected to get back all they owned, even skeptics decried what they described as convoluted, lengthy administrative and legal processes that too often result in paltry settlements paid in low-value government bonds.

They're nice and loud, and, while the concept of a front facing speaker isn't new to Android phones, it's a welcome upgrade from the paltry, often-too-quiet speaker found on the rim of the Nexus 5.

But now it appears even that paltry nod went too far for the mercurial music legend.