Sentence examples for rather small people from inspiring English sources

These are people -- and rather small people in some ways.

Since the Saarland is a rather small state people are much more likely to move to another state compared to larger ones such as NRW.

"It's a private event, we're a private sponsor," Ms. Brown said, and in any case, "The purpose of the debate is for the television audience at home, not for the rather small number of people in the hall who are there to represent the host institutions that made this happen".

Nevertheless, this only concerned a rather small number of people.

Make friends with some but always have a rather small group of people that you mainly adore and care for like Lestat had.

In spite of this negative story, it is worth remembering that although Denmark – a rather small country of 5.7m people – has not traditionally been a magnet for immigration, it has not always been unwelcoming for migrants either.

For people who can't understand how such a crowd could spontaneously assemble, remember that each of us knows a rather small, select group of people pretty well.

The point being that the art villages themselves are rather small, and lots of people in one know members from others.

The rally in Lane Road Park, just outside Columbus, Ohio, was rather smaller - about 200 people - but then there were no superstar entertainers on display.

I was waiting patiently with a crowd of people outside a rather small building that was then the "ladies".

"It's hard to believe that a person for a rather small reward would name two innocent people as murderers," the judge said.