Sentence examples for of its smallness from inspiring English sources
I keep pointing this out, but apparently the Republican top brass aren't reading this blog: you can't simultaneously praise Palin's experience while getting a laugh from it because of its smallness.
The message of its smallness seems to be this then: perhaps it ought still to remain a shameful secret, one from which we cannot but flinch, one that we would rather not record at all.
The show is acutely aware of its smallness and impotence.
That is the outrageous ambition of the short story, that is its deepest faith, that is the greatness of its smallness.
The phase term of the complex amplitude of the reconstructed image is cancelled by calculation of the intensity, so that Eq. (19) becomes {I}_ileft({x}_{i0},{y}_{i0}right)=kleft{1pm 2varPhi lefrac{x_{i0}i0}{{M},frac{y_{i0}}{M}right)right}, (20 where k = {1/(λ 2 Z 1 2 )} 2 is a constant, and the term Ф 2 has been neglected because of its smallness.
Because of its smallness, the extracellular space has an extremely short characteristic filling time, which can be as fast as few tens of microseconds.
Beneath this didactic surface, Reed's real concern is with the absurdity of war, its smallness in the face of natural beauty and human love, and the abuse of language required to lend conflict an air of overarching importance.
We present a probabilistic principle: for an additive functional of certain Markov processes, its smallness with time is equivalent to its smalness with space, and apply it to a perturbation problem for relativistic Schrödinger operators.
In Sebald, the depressed narrator's associative wandering — from one museum or historic spot to the next — opens an unlikely portal to consciousness, through which the reader comes "to feel the immensity of human existence: not its smallness or meanness or pointlessness.
The constant G gives a measure of the strength of the gravitational force, and its smallness indicates that gravity is weak.
Judge is a small programme, with fewer than 150 students in its Class of 2011; emphasising personalisation makes its smallness a virtue.
