Sentence examples for considers too small from inspiring English sources

He said he was no longer welcome in Gainesville — which he considers too small and unenlightened to understand his message — and is seeking to move.

His gift at character shorthand is as strong as ever, whether he is describing "flaxen-haired boys, chewing gum as if they hated it," or Gail's first impression of Luke, whom she considers too small.

"There appears to be nothing Morgan is not interested in, nothing he considers too small to deserve or too big to lend itself to his attention, no form he will not explore," he wrote in 2007.

Bibla and Romberg were considered too small.

The topic would simply be considered too small, perhaps even for a short story.

Armstead, considered too small to play linebacker in the National Football League, was an eighth-round selection.

Up-front subsidies are often insufficient to solve the housing needs of beneficiaries and subsidized units are considered too small.

All three at one time were considered too small and too slow to succeed in professional football.

Handicapped by a budget considered too small for such a vast task, the commission's work has been slow.

He played quarterback for Kent State University but was considered too small (at 5' 10") to play quarterback in the NFL.

The new rifles used ammunition —.223 caliber — that was considered too small for big-game hunting in most states.