Sentence examples for not particularly tall from inspiring English sources
He was not particularly tall but sturdy, strong-looking.
Leggy, but not particularly tall, he fought, he lost, he won the ball.
Mr. Matsson, who is not particularly tall, doesn't pretend to be primitive.
She felt a pang of fear, but at second glance the man seemed harmless — not particularly tall or muscular, with gaunt cheeks and bulging eyes.
Towering before us — and tower she does, though she is not particularly tall — the celebrated opera singer is undeniably, overwhelmingly there.
(All I remember about the guy is that he wasn't particularly tall and that he said he was working on the Jeb Bush campaign).
Unlike the big theme hotels, CityCenter isn't easy to pick out from a distance, because its most distinctively shaped buildings aren't particularly tall and are in the center, surrounded by larger buildings.
In his laconic, likable short novel "Gold," the action, if you want to call it that, takes place in a Welsh pub called the Anchor, where tall Mr. Hughes, short Mr. Hughes and Mr. Puw are habitués — though the narrator is quick to point out that "despite his name," tall Mr. Hughes "wasn't particularly tall, just a bit taller than short Mr. Hughes, who wasn't particularly short.
It's not particularly surprising that taller men (though not taller women) score more highly on measures of dominance and independence.
Before then I glimpsed the Tallest Man On Earth, aka feted Swedish singer-songwriter Kristian Matsson, who covered Paul Simon's Graceland, which perhaps he thought was mandatory at a world music gig (though he did it rather beautifully); he is not of course particularly tall, but I am, so the fact he drew a pretty big crowd on stage 3 didn't bother me, craning to see from the back.
