| A certain homespun, unassuming, untidy tininess had become a virtue in itself. |
| The assumptions that gave rise to this anxiety did not concern the husband's aim so much as the elusive tininess of the adulterers. |
| This little Claude de Bullion was a very great personage, though the tininess of his stature provoked all kinds of jeers. |
| Twenty-five years later, both these men were at this dinner party, which gives you an idea of the tininess of this world. |
| Its tininess and the pale yellow upper breast shading into white were noticeable field-marks. |
| In fact, because of the tininess of what they eat, Asian carp are almost impossible to catch with hook and line. |
