Sentence examples for slight small from inspiring English sources

For a moment on the carpeted staircase, Obama looks very slight, small, and solitary.

How much time is there in a day?... Is there no slight small enough for you to just f-cking let it go?" He also had some advice for Kamin, who had to defend himself as a Pulitzer Prize winner and Harvard fellow after Trump suggested that he had been fired from the Tribune.

The shearing angle of the shearing zone is about 38° which is slight smaller than cutting at {111}<1-10> direction.

In general, the hardness and Young's modulus of the multilayer coatings had slight smaller values, but similar relations of H/E in monolithic TiAlN coatings.

In this regard, double silenced at12/7 and athb12 20-day-old mutant plants, exhibited similar phenotypes, slight smaller rosettes and shorter roots compared with WT plants.

Furthermore, response bias might not pose as much of a methodological challenge in this relatively homogenous population in terms of age and gender as compared to the general physician population, except the slight smaller proportion of respondents who were daily smokers, 7% versus 12% reported in a previous survey [ 26].

It's hard to quantify the problem but the subtle slights, small tensions and hostilities between doctors add up to significant mental stress, the effects of which can spill widely.

It's slights, small perceived threats or rejections -- especially in a holiday season -- when our feelings slam us against the darker persistent ones of not getting recognition or our due that trigger our past injustices -- real or not -- just hanging around waiting for revenge, something like it, but not it.

I'm certainly not that, I'm quite slight and small.

Then he spoke and with a voice so slight and small, yet his words carried to the back.

But after two criminal trials, there remained an irreducible mystery at the heart of it — what had prompted the Easters to go to such astonishing lengths over a slight so small.