Sentence examples for felt as small from inspiring English sources

On the freeway, tire rumble and the kerchunk-kerchunk of our hard suspension's rattling over expansion joints made conversation impossible, and the car felt as small as a pill bug, likely to be squashed flat by the next 18-wheeler.

I reasoned that only when I didn't feel judged by others, when I stopped feeling pressure because no one around me cared anymore, when it finally felt as small as my own individual choice -- only then could I finally determine if shaving was something I really liked or not.

It makes you feel as small as when you look into the night sky.

One purpose of landscape art can be to evoke awe, to make the viewer feel as small as a carpenter ant at a skyscraper construction site.

When I hear really fabulous music by somebody else, I can feel as small as the dot in the 'i' in nit.

Sometimes, under the starry soup that could make him feel as small as the creatures he pursued, Mr. Nguyen would forget about the threat of foreign imports, the fluctuating prices, the lingering tension along the docks.

It's 500 square miles of loneliness, of bare dunes and forbidding cliffs, where grey rocks tower 2,000ft above red desert and you feel as small as a grain of sand.

It costs £2,757pp including flights Çhosen by Chadden Hunter, producer, Grasslands Walking beneath the towering elephant grass of Kaziranga national park, it's hard not to feel as small as an insect.

The greens at Harbour Town can also feel as small as postage stamps which ups the ante on the ability to make primo approach shots.

I want this to be a large prayer but it feels as small as my own anger, as small as the beeper I set off.

"The Opportunists," which opens today at the Angelika Film Center, is meant to be a distinct 180-degree turn from the gritty, tense robbery movies that are generally about nothing but moviemaking -- a respectable choice on the director's part -- but the film feels as small-time as Vic.