Sentence examples for is rather cramped from inspiring English sources

On Saturday, it's easy to snag one of the few tables or a counter seat (there's room for 12 altogether), but the cafe is rather cramped and it might be appealing to order food to go.

The restaurant is small and narrow (though not noisy or cramped), and the wall décor, a minimalist pattern of orange- and olive-colored panels, is rather charmless.

At her house, in Chelsea, which she calls "rather cramped," the lights were off, but a fire was lit, creating a confessional vibe.

He takes one look at the Dodgers' rather cramped locker room and says, "This is a closet in the National Football League".

In the next part of the show, it's explicit: here you'll find Joan Semmel's nude self-portrait, its extreme foreshortening exaggerated by a rather cramped installation.

It's rather nice to imagine it plodding round his cramped cabin as he set about cataloguing his Galapagos specimens.

This is completely normal, but can be rather unpleasant depending on the severity of the cramping.

Rather than being cramped into a cubicle, they get to be flexible, and a result, more creative.

How cramped is too cramped?

Their morality is rigid, cramped, and arid.

But the market is already cramped.