Assertion: sesame seed | /r/HasProperty | small
Facets:
value: very
type: DEGREE
value: with ovate shape
type: OTHER
value: from three to four millimeters
type: OTHER
Source sentences:
text: Sesame seeds are small.
text: Sesame seeds may be tiny, but they’re rich in minerals like copper, magnesium, and calcium.
text: Sesame seeds—those tiny tasty toppings you may encounter on bagels, breadsticks, and hamburger buns, as well as on sushi rolls and sesame chicken—are called the “queen of oil seeds” for good reason.
text: Sesame seeds are tiny flat oval seeds and come in a variety of colors: white, yellow, black and red.
text: Sesame seeds are quite small, from three to four millimeters, two millimeters large, and one millimeter wide.
text: Sesame seeds are small.
text: Since sesame seeds are quite small, you need almost 500 seeds to make a yield of 100 grams.
text: Even though sesame seeds are very small, they are very potent and often cause very serious allergic reactions.
text: Sesame seeds are very small with ovate shape.
text: One reason is that sesame seeds are so small that it would be difficult for your infant to have them.
text: A sesame seed is small and has less energy for emergence than a larger seeded crop.
text: Sesame seed are small and easily crushed, clogging the planter plates.
text: Sesame seeds are incredibly tiny -- it takes about 1,000 of them to make a 1-ounce serving.
text: Sesame seeds might be tiny, but they’re loaded with nutrients.
text: Sesame seeds are tiny, but this is one of the healthiest foods you can find.