Sentence examples for bit puny from inspiring English sources

That made the American prize start to sound a bit puny.

It has 8 gigabytes (GB) of flash storage and 512 megabytes of RAM, which is a bit puny.

These days, when we have trillions, quadrillions and septillions, a good old-fashioned million can seem a bit puny.

Such vehicles are called articulated lorries in Britain, although they tend to be a bit puny compared with American rigs that can weigh 32,000kg (70,000lbs) or more.

By comparison, Dennis Keene's performance of the Te Deum, recorded live at the Cathedral of St. John the Divine in New York in 1996 with a mere 400 performers, sounds a bit puny.

Time was when the Bang on a Can marathon ran from noon till 2 a.m., a span that makes the eight-hour program scheduled for Sunday seem a bit puny.

If I'm not careful, I might end up like many around me: puny, a bit ridiculous, blabbering away to hide my inability to stand up to the occupiers.

PATRICK HEALY BEST STAGING OF A BIG NUMBER IN A PUNY SPACE In "With Glee," a goofy musical about boys at a boarding school, the director, Igor Goldin, managed to have an entire football game played in the course of one bit and portrayed the entire car trip from Maine to Worcester, Mass., in another.

Is the American witchcraft community a bit pathetic, to be scared of a few puny Mu … sorry, No-Majs?

Vista supports the Intel High-Definition Audio spec, which will pump out even higher-res audio than your puny human brain can handle 32-bit, 192khandle 32-bit and 32-bit, 96kHz for up to 8 channels (as in your typical 7.192kHzem).

Ministers acknowledge that although the assemblies will be a bit more powerful than the Greater London Assembly, they would be puny compared with the Scottish and Welsh bodies.The London comparison may persuade regional voters it is better to have something than nothing at all.