Sentence examples for Small in proportion from inspiring English sources

The Vatican copy of the Apoxyomenos is tall, slender, and elegantly shaped, the head small in proportion to the body.

"We are very small, in proportion to what is art, but we are very big, because we can stand up and isolate ourselves from the majority," she said.

Its heart is "turbocharged," according to Agaba and Cavener, small in proportion to the animal's over-all size but with tremendously thick walls.

However, this reversed modulation of ITPC was rather small in proportion compared to the modulation of δ power (one order of magnitude smaller).

Second, even when including the more widely-used simple web proxies, we find that overall usage of circumvention tools is still very small in proportion to the number of Internet users in countries with substantial national Internet filtering.

And it goes without saying that Radio 3's audience is so small in proportion to its budget that you could send a new CD each week to every listener and save money.

Right, and if you cut the overall tax take, then the 60% gets smaller in proportion.

The researchers studied the size of the semicircular canals in cetaceans, both contemporary and fossilized, and found that they became much smaller in proportion to overall body size than those of other mammals.

The army of Cambodia is smaller in proportion than that of the other parts of the country, and the French allow the king to do pretty much as he likes.a Fred had reached the end of his chapter, and consequently came to a pause.

But the Keynesians and other apologists for statism say "yes". In the good old days, when California state government and spending were far smaller in proportion to the local economy (prior to the 1950s), the state's entrepreneurs were largely left free to accomplish great things.

The wings are reportedly the smallest in proportion to the body weight of any European owl, when measured by the grams per square cm of wing size, was found to be 0.72.