Sentence examples for feeling of being small from inspiring English sources

"Many environmentalists had some sort of experience in the outdoors when they were young, and the most important thing about it is the feeling of being small in relation to the large, beautiful world around you – it's the opposite message from the consumer society which tells you constantly that you're very big and very important".

When closed, it gives the device a feeling of being small.

This was particularly visible in the statement by a resident expressing loneliness as a feeling of being " so small that almost nothing is left of you".

The early part of the game is absolutely terrifying: if you are the sort of person who has dark doors unlocked by the feeling of being at home, being small and being vulnerable, you – like me – may find it very affecting.

Puppies actually like the feeling of being in a small, cozy crate - it makes them feel safe and secure.

It gives you a feeling of being a very small part of something very magnificent".

Perhaps it was my feeling of being trapped by small children, but I began to see that the women around me appeared to be barely containing their rage.

He said, "I have the feeling of being a very small item on this planet, and literature enables me to express that".

"Coming from Kentucky to New York City, we didn't know what to expect, but right away, we had the feeling of being in a small town".

When I think of lavender I think of tendrils coiled around a slim finger, hot crusty bed with Irish butter, gossamer gowns and the feeling of being weightless and small.

Robert Lucky, executive director of research at Bell Laboratories, notes that computer networks often become electronic communities that give people thousands of miles apart the feeling of being connected in a small village, with all the intimacy and ease of communication that implies.