Sentence examples for small themselves from inspiring English sources

And yet she feels silly; thoughts about how small you are always feel small themselves.

Most likely, the descendants of those surviving individuals and those of subsequent generations would have been small themselves.

In an age of shrinking stars and fractured media consumption, parodists have to work harder to find big targets, lest they become small themselves.

The Spurs took Game 5 by going small themselves, inserting Manu Ginobili for Tiago Splitter, a move that revived Ginobili and confounded the Heat defense.

My theory is that kids – small themselves and lacking the casual power of adults to assert their will or buy half a sweetshop if the fancy takes them – tend to identify strongly with creatures who exist at skirting-board level, living on their wits and making over the impedimenta of the adult world to fresh purposes.

They'll be benefiting, too, from the fact that some of these startups are actually not really so small themselves: among the companies participating this year are Twitter, MOO.com, Songkick, Wonga, CBS's Last.fm, Just Giving, Stack Overflow and Moshi Monsters.

A series of schemes, small in themselves, to help UK companies become more efficient actually helps large companies too.

"The fans have already tried to take some responsibility by paying off small creditors themselves," he said.

I think it's more likely that these vendors (many of whom are sole proprietors or small businesses themselves) will never be paid.

Most of them grew up in small towns themselves and have agreed, in exchange for free tuition and monthly stipends, to start their careers in rural areas.

From around the county came reports that creeks had burst their banks, flooding roads to the point where the roads had all but formed small rivers themselves.