Sentence examples for feeling of small from inspiring English sources

My cheek focuses on the feeling of small lips as the light goes out.

"I wanted a store off the beaten path," she said, "on a street with the feeling of small boutiques that were individual and original".

Both hygge and the welfare state rely on a state of trust, a feeling of smallness (small nation, small circles of friends), and an assumption of equality.

"There's this feeling of small-town America," said Anita Vergne, who, with her husband, Raymond, a cardiologist, owns a second home in Easton.

Ivy climbing the surrounding brick walls gives the space the feeling of a small cavern.

Old Cambridge retains the concentrated feeling of a small, ambitious group of people lighting the lamp of civilization in the wilderness.

Sylvia Stinson, a former instructor at Sawyer, said Mr. Hanjour and Mr. Raissi had used the simulator, which recreates the feeling of a small plane.

That musico-spatial illusion is a realisation of the essential genius that Max identifies in Borromini's buildings: the way they achieve feeling of making small spaces bigger than they actually are.

"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.

His pieces embody the feeling of the small unexpected surprises that make daily, urban life delightful.