Sentence examples for diminutive height from inspiring English sources

After his diminutive height, the eyes were the first aspect of his appearance to strike observers.

He is not casting aspersions on his diminutive height or his levels of intelligence.

Tinchy Stryder ("Tinchy" because of his diminutive height) is a cool customer.

He was a paunchy man of diminutive height, a bit over five feet, with a vain streak.

People who have met Helen Bamber invariably mention her diminutive height, which seems so at odds with her towering achievements.

These are distinguished by their relatively diminutive height and their outer petals, which flare back like an umbrella in a strong wind.

In his own, the man known for his ground-hugging prairie houses (and his habit of matching ceiling heights to his own diminutive stature) worked through a series of revolutionary ideas for the construction of tall buildings.

Diminutive in height, he keeps his dark hair cropped close.

"Everton's Adrian Heath was known as 'Inchy' due to his diminutive stature, or at least I assume that was height related," writes Duncan Smith.

Women, after all, often like to be called petite, though women in law, business and other high-powered professions who are below the female average height of 5-foot-5 claim that their diminutive stature makes it hard for them to be taken seriously.

She liked to be at the same height or slightly higher than her subjects: given her diminutive stature, this sometimes led to unorthodox requests – Michael Parkinson reclining on the floor of ITN's reception; Björk perched on rubbish bins outside the MTV studios in Camden Town.