Sentence examples for a relatively small circle from inspiring English sources

I have a relatively small circle of friends.

Outside a relatively small circle of aficionados, they were, more often than not, anonymous black men.

In most industries, the shortlists for really big contracts contain names from a relatively small circle of firms.

Mr Greenberg happened to sit on the NYSE compensation committee responsible for Mr Grasso's employment contract.The back-scratching is made more effective because it is exercised within a relatively small circle.

Of course, all that reticence means you end up only discussing this kind of stuff with a relatively small circle of wankers.

Though widely praised, the selection of Napolitano in July also came as a shock to many outside a relatively small circle of UC regents and other officials.

Fifteen years later, Mr. Benjamin acts genuinely thrilled by any suggestion that his candidacy is being taken seriously by people outside of his relatively small circle of supporters.

First, the production was hobbled from the get-go by the hype surrounding it, which was mostly generated by those involved with the Moscow protest movement, who are eager to see signs that their rebellion is echoing anywhere outside their relatively small circle.

Especially if we want it to refer to something other than the relatively small circle of technological elites on the west coast.

Copeland's advocacy, her travels to Kenya to work with young dance students, her mentorship role in Project Plié, American Ballet Theatre's program to nurture young dance students of color, have all spotlighted for the broad public what was once a concern debated in relatively small circles: why aren't there more black ballet dancers?

Being a human that exists within (don't flatter yourself) a relatively small social circle, chances are everybody knows what you look like already.