Sentence examples for meagre space from inspiring English sources

One is struck by the meagre space available to women and by the stylish surface that conceals the drudgery; it's strange that depictions of misogyny by women, should be considered niche, petty or unimaginative.

The United Kingdom has for the past couple of decades concentrated its somewhat meagre space resources on areas such as Earth observation and robotic planetary exploration.

Concorde was essentially an elegant needle, with meagre space for passengers.

When your room is tiny, if there is stuff all over the meagre floor space it will look even smaller and not very nice Open the windows, this will make it look lighter and bigger Put a large mirror on the wall.

He looked at the tickbox on the Spareroom website and thought, 'Well, I am renting possibly one of the most meagre available living spaces in the history of London... but I am exceptionally picky about the type of person who might live there, and how they might pay me my £400 on the monthly.' That said, Joe has helpfully indicated that there is disabled access.

Over 20 inmates crowded into each cell, where they competed with each other for meagre rations and sleeping spaces further away from the shared lavatory pit.

Unlike Dorothea Lange, who documented the camps with a restrained but critical eye, Manbo, who died in 1992, largely avoided scenes that laid bare the indignities of internment: the crowded, dirty living spaces; the meagre meals; the endless monotony and waiting around — to be fed, to wash clothes, to use the bathroom, sometimes in communal restrooms that lacked partitions between toilets.

To think that we need more than that when staring into the infinity of space betrays a meagre vision of mankind.

Chickens confined to cages in Europe now have to have more space and some rather meagre recreational diversions.

If you book three days in advance, or reserve a table at one of the overpriced dining concepts, you can go through airport-style security and be treated to a meagre pair of rockeries, in a space designed with all the finesse of a departure lounge.

There's no space to store even the meagre personal belongings, and there are insufficient tables and chairs to allow all prisoners to eat their meals.