Sentence examples for feel even smaller from inspiring English sources

A slanting ceiling makes the room feel even smaller than it is.

The years flew by, and before she and Mr. Delliturri knew it, they had a third child and their Bensonhurst town house began to feel even smaller.

Tulsa, a city of 392,000, can have the feel of a small town, and the black areas of north Tulsa, where many of the city's 62,000 African-Americans live, can feel even smaller still.

Ryan's quietly subversive art, which miniaturizes the heroic scale of Abstract Expressionist painting in ways that can make you feel even smaller, and awed, when beholding her work, offers a touchstone for interpretations of the show.

Did that not make you feel even smaller and even more alone?

Expect to be visited by the temptation to console yourself by making someone else feel even smaller than you.

And "Stroked" feels even smaller than that.

It looks onto a brick wall and feels even smaller than it is because of the piles of paperwork everywhere (I haven't sorted anything since about 2005) and the fact that it also contains a Yamaha electric keyboard.

This handsome townhouse comprises just 24 rooms (a dozen in the original 18th-century building, a dozen in a modern extension) but it actually feels even smaller – not at all cramped but extremely intimate, a hideaway from the bustling boulevard just outside.

Aquarius has only about 400 sq ft (37 sq m) of space inside, but it feels even smaller when you're sharing it with five other people and a whole laboratory's worth of equipment (take a tour of Aquarius in the video below).

Coming back from abroad, I don't feel even the smallest part of the caution I used to.