Sentence examples for cramped scale from inspiring English sources
Hardie is good at this kind of description, and it rings true -- summoning up closed, wet, forgotten corners of the country, evoking the cramped scale and encroaching darkness that can leach the life out of a listless mind.
In this cramped space, which made large-scale maneuvers almost impossible, the French virtually forfeited the advantage of their overwhelming numbers.
If only because of the natural polarity between football's greatest overachievers, all clean lines and clean thinking, and the nation at the other end of that scale, stodgy, cramped, frenetic old England, a muddle of waste and trapped energy.
Mr. Stulman is the downtown restaurant scene's leading miniaturist, able to get full-scale scenes into cramped rooms.
The look is Parisian, but the scale is tiny, to the point of being cramped.
Balancing out the scale and grandeur of this ceremonial hall were the cramped, utilitarian spaces of the rough-hewn 16th-century Rosenkrantz Tower beside it.
The young man, Alex Welcker, thought the décor was tacky and cramped, and he gave it a grade of 6 on a 1-to-10 scale.
The cramped building has room for just 150 workers, not enough to achieve the economies of scale of Chinese factories, where up to 20,000 toil in a single complex.
How cramped is too cramped?
