Tinny used in a sentence

Tinny in a sentence as an adjective

Get off ya high horse and crack a tinny will ya!

I liked the look, and the sound was alright, but rather weak and tinny.

We all get to live a tinny bit safer ever after.

It can be easier to skip ahead and then go back and review than try and approach math in tinny nibbles.

"Gal" feels hokey and anachronistic to me, and I'm sure it falls tinny on a lot of this readership's ears.

I mean, seriously, "this micro device is too large and must be made smaller, but Beethoven's 9th sounds tinny on it"?

I think 128k mp3s recordings sound tinny, but as someone else pointed out that is because of the lossy data encoding.

Their gateways are virtualized in the cloud and this can lead to timing issues or hollow/tinny sounding audio.

Wasn't born here anyway, if I'm not careful they'll consider me fishing in the river in my tinny "illegal boat person", etc.

Everyone mentioned my voice sounds a little tinny compared to on my OG Droid, and Ubuntu won't recognize the phone so music transfer is a problem.

"surprisingly tinny laptop speakers have a good high-frequency resolution, and are able to deliver a pulse less than 10 cm long.

The other common values I've seen are 2u2 and 4u7, which is a little more expensive but will give more bass --- not that it really matters on a tinny little laptop speaker anyway.

Well, I don't know if you would still think that I am not modest but here is my go, I am quite honest that I stand on very tinny tiny part of programming and there is always somewhere I can improve.