How to pronounce “sliver” in English

sliver of attention that we're willing to devote to any one thing and this kind of busy bias really you know makes us

sliver of the massive biological world that I knew I needed a lot of help to really understand biological adaptation.

A sliver of film has been kind of sheared off.

A sliver of film that's been sheared off-- very, very nearly right, but not quite.

Only a very small sliver of what's out there really matters for us in building our wealth.

You take about any sliver of human speaking, and you start repeating it again, start repeating it again, start repeating it again,

to one sliver of Indochina.

functional is an important sliver of society is ignored by politicians, the public, the media, everybody.

Can I add slivered nuts to this so that it will make me feel a little more full.

Or you can buy slivered almonds, and just toast them in a pan really quickly.

and he put slivered ginger and garlic and fermented black beans and scallions.

You could also use slivered almonds.

And there's a tiny sliver of blue.

This is just a small sliver.

And we only have a sliver of a field of view.

I'll see the moon as a sliver with the sunrise.

I was staying in that little sliver of reasonableness while the kind of flood of the whole rest of my brain was taking over and acting like it was some kind of emergency.

And if you take a sliver of that rondo sequence, it goes BBC, BC, D. And if you replace the letter

So it's really just a tiny sliver of our antibiotic consumption that is medically necessary.

We are constantly taking a tiny little sliver of a bit of information.

So that's still a very small sliver of the vehicle market.

So how do you take a sliver of those customers and run some experiments?

It's a gun that shoots frozen slivers of poison at the speed of a bullet.

and shave it off in quite thin slivers.

So just nice little thin slivers.

I just happen to have slivered.

I used to think that they were slivered almonds.

and they had given out a billion tiny little slivers, and each sliver represent revenue from each of the company, at the time, it may not mean much.

But we are being presented by this tiny sliver of the country with candidates who are more unlikable than candidates

And then more recently to our little tiny sliver of time here in modern days, covering this 300-year period, back in 1769 when people like Captain Cook

But I'm leaving this little bit of sliver so this onion stays together for me.

You're just going to sprinkle the top with some slivered almonds.

and get yourself to a place of feeling better immediately the second the tiniest sliver of a, quote, negative emotion

And yet, that's like a sliver of humanity, about 10% of the world, and doesn't represent what we were like for most of our evolutionary history.

I mean, we're just a small sliver, but all we can do is what we can do.

That might change as we grow and start to pluck off a sliver of market share somewhere on some chart.

Ley excavated alleys with her fingertips and cut decorations on rooftops with a sliver of bamboo.

You've got a ton of cash, sliver of debt, $316 billion enterprise.

Even Ariadne, who shows just a little sliver of free will when she initially rejects the idea of being an architect--"I'm outta here.

And that has no correlation to reality or at least it represents the tiniest little sliver of reality.

project so this is our way of trying to increase that little sliver of

Airbnb property even if they're not there because you're seeing little slivers of their life, or like the nicer experience of sitting at someone's dining table

And during an eclipse, you're left with this sliver shape.

But I think if it continues to grow, what I think will happen is as that sliver of active management

And to add to that question, obviously we only see a sliver of what you've experienced on "Top Chef."

Is the present some kind of indivisible instant, a dimensionless sliver between the past and the future,

The stuff you see on Downton Abbey, that was a tiny little sliver of the population.

Well, we now know that the luminous matter-- stars and luminous galaxies-- this tiny little sliver of the cosmic sky, this tiny little bit here,

But what's clear is that instead of having to optimize our tools to presume that we can only have a small sliver