"a small paragraph" is grammatically correct and commonly used in written English.
One example of when you could use this phrase is when you are giving instructions for a writing assignment and want to specify how long each paragraph should be: "Each body paragraph should be about 3-5 sentences, making it a small paragraph that is concise and to the point."
It wasn't a big part of my announcement speech — a small paragraph.
"A big paragraph or a small paragraph?" "Taking a paragraph and changing words, I've done that before; it wasn't a big deal," he decided finally.
He takes me by the elbow over to the front desk where, stencilled on the wall, there's a small paragraph of text.
The same criticism could apply to this manifesto, which reserves a small paragraph to what it describes as "challenges", and spills much ink on elaborating "our principles".
Following each of these retellings, there is a small paragraph of analogy to a quite different situation, that of a mother weaning her child: When the child is to be weaned, the mother blackens her breast.
After all, on Monday, while Naomi was making the headlines, the only coverage poor Kate managed was a small paragraph in a tabloid claiming that she is making jam.
But if passion can be measured in wordage, it is clear that a future Labour government will be clearly on the side of aid over trade where developing countries are concerned (a very small paragraph is dedicated to say, very basically, that trade is useful).
Anyway, there was just a very small paragraph about the cemetery of Les Innocents, which had been cleared in the 1780s, and I remember thinking, that's interesting – one just imagining them doing it, this square in the middle of the city in which they kept the fires burning and these men having to dig, but also when it happened, in the 1780s.
You can color me excited for it, especially now I know it plays, surprisingly, quite a lot likeThe Witcher 3. Consider this small paragraph a placeholder because we will (soon) have a proper preview of the new, post-apocalyptic open-worlder from Sony's Bend Studio, a team best known for the Syphon Filter series.
You can colour me excited for it, especially now I know it plays, surprisingly, quite a lot like The Witcher 3. Consider this small paragraph a placeholder because we will (soon) have a proper preview of the new, post-apocalyptic open-worlder from Sony's Bend Studio, a team best known for the Syphon Filter series.
