Sentence examples for deliberately small from inspiring English sources

The slot lengths are deliberately small with lengths less than those recommended in current design guides.

The difference between mourners of "Mourning" and the Elysian spirits of "Peace" is depressingly, deliberately, small.

The theater is deliberately small (1,300 square feet), to reduce audience eyestrain.

He said the new program was deliberately small, paying for just 10 beds at the center.

Sheepskin does this for you, with a deliberately small collection of properties and honest descriptions and images on its website.

But even though the Kindness album feels deliberately small, it fits neatly with the broader tides of British pop.

Some of the deliberately small-scale operation is meant to jibe with Clinton's slow ramp-up for this second campaign.

Deliberately small-scale, "Five Time Champion" has tough-minded moments but too often veers toward the sweet and even the treacly.

Except for a handful of characters, the novel is populated by allegorical cartoons -- the wily Russian Mr. Vladimir, the meddling flatfoot Chief Inspector Heat, the haughty British aristocrat Sir Ethelred -- and the plot, deliberately small-scale, is based on a real-life, fairly harmless incident that occurred when an anarchist tried to blow up the Royal Observatory in 1894.

Another key scene in this tradition is one where Woody Allen lies on his couch at the end of Manhattan and runs through all the reasons why life is worth living, his answers being deliberately small-scale and bathetic: "Why is life worth living?

They are deliberately small-scale, often powered by Android and very developer-friendly up to and including allowing developers to set their own prices and run their own businesses.