Sentence examples for been described as small from inspiring English sources

As someone who has been described as "small, but feisty" on more than one occasion, the blue tit and I are kindred spirits," she said.

THE THEATRE reviews of "The Dinner Party" and "The Unexpected Man"... "The Unexpected Man" (has been) described as "small," and if that's what it is, it is small in the best way.... ......The Unexpected Man," too, is about the art of life, and Reza has set up a rather challenging situation within which to explore the subject, both for herself as a writer and for the actors.

They have the largest brain-to-body mass ratio of all the primates, live together in polygamous mating systems, and have been described as "small, nervous primates".

The morphology of the neoplastic T cells has been described as small, medium to large or pleomorphic [ 33, 79].

The effect of a single gene on behaviour has been described as small causing a slight bias towards one end of a continuum [ 4, 24].

In CT scans of talc pneumoconiosis, the predominant abnormalities have been described as small centrilobular and subpleural nodules and conglomerated masses containing focal areas of high attenuation (Chong et al. 2006; Marchiori et al. 2004).

He is described as "small in stature but towering in the minds of those who knew him".

Mrs. Weddell's film roles could perhaps be described as small, some even minute, but only by the literal-minded.

In a 1960s Sports Illustrated article, the 5-foot-2 Hagge-Vossler was described as "small" and "careful" and "pretty".

Yanowsky, who is descended from Russian aristocrats and grew up in France and Spain, could not be less English nor, at 5ft 8in, could she be described as small.

On "Wake Up," she sends a friendly message to everyone living a lifestyle that might be described as small pimpin': "And your rims don't spin?