The animal that best symbolises her is a cat: "cuddly but with sharp claws" Local issues are dwarfed by national All of our seats were chosen because of their particular local characteristics.
This will be dwarfed by a tower of luxury flats 100 yards downstream, its 43 storeys just seven fewer than Canary Wharf.
Also on that day, the ministry of interior and the state news agency Magyer Távirati Iroda (MTI) may have deliberately dwarfed the numbers of opposition protesters to 20,000 and boosted pro-Orbán numbers to 400,000.
I've written often about the absurdity of half the world using dry toilet paper to cleanse the dirtiest part of our bodies; that's almost dwarfed by the leeway given to an industry that makes products that are inserted into or used near one of the most absorbent parts of a woman's body.
For now, video on demand also remains dwarfed by mainstream TV, with linear TV channels accounting for 75% of all video (an average of five hours a day) consumed by people in the UK in 2013, according to commercial TV marketing body Thinkbox.
The next Scottish Labour leader's practical problems are dwarfed by the existential.
However, this is dwarfed by the indirect influence Roberts expects Ukip could wield.
Activists estimate a crowd of 20,000 people, a figure dwarfed by the number of attendees at previous G7/8 summits.
