Sentence examples for a compact person from inspiring English sources
Antebi might look compact, "but he's certainly not a compact person when you get to know him," says friend Per Ljungdahl, a yeast geneticist at the Ludwig Institute for Cancer Research in Stockholm, Sweden.
It's that time of the year again, when a revisiting of past events and happenings unveils a compact picture of a person, place, or a country.
Last year US researchers showed off a process which involves waving a compact camera around an object or person to take hundreds of pictures over the space of a minute or so.
Of course it's nice to have a SUV but isn't a compact car sufficient for a 3 person household?
The U.S. Senate recently failed to adopt a global compact on Persons with Disabilities despite that fact that it was largely modeled on already adopted U.S. Congressional legislation and was supported by a cross-section of U.S. veterans' groups and GOP leaders as former senator/Republican candidate Bob Dole and current Senator John McCain.
Unlike any of the dozen substantial works he had put out there already, it is a compact and nearly footnote-free first-person essay on the whole sweep of United States history, combined with a memoir.
The community also established a five-member leadership council and a compact that read in part: "No one person shall be greater than the will of the whole".
He entered the coffee shop where we were meeting in person for the first time — a compact, handsome man with a shaved head.
You could argue that's deceitful, but equally you could argue that the kind of person who gets upset because a compact hatchback isn't a sports car needs to take a good look at themselves.
Full-sized dishwashers (12-plus place settings) are generally the most energy and water efficient, but a compact or slimline model may be more suitable for a single person household or a small kitchen.
By the mid-15th century the persons who had been baptized but continued to practice Judaism in secret Marranos formed a compact society.
