Sentence examples similar to an example of smallness from inspiring English sources

To an outsider the griping looks to be an example of the smallness of small towns.

By continuing to pursue -- in fact by refining -- an ethos of smallness.

The result: over the weekend, Mr. Obama accused his Republican challengers of displaying a "kind of smallness" by not denouncing a debate audience that booed a gay soldier.

"We're highly organized to create a sense of smallness," Derrig said during a recent interview.

Sometimes, even larger sites can maintain a sense of smallness through segmentation: Facebook has networks of friends and Reddit has thousands of subreddits.

SMEs are said to face a "liability of smallness".

In a parody of smallness, even the tiny principality of Liechtenstein has its very own Walser enclave.

Gigantism, with characters overwhelmed by rapidly growing elements, was another recurring motif, perhaps as compensation on McCay's part for a sense of smallness.

By James Wood Dasgupta's novel, set in a vividly imagined Bulgaria, is a large portrait of smallness.

Maybe I need to get working!' I really felt like a child being reprimanded by a parent, that kind of smallness you feel, which I felt was appropriate".

also considers positive effects of smallness; for example, some authors argue that SMEs have great ability to utilize external networks (Rothwell and Dodgson, 1994), and to create astute alliances, scarce bureaucracy and clannish structures, great operational expertise and customer knowledge (Dahl and Moreau, 2002).