Sentence examples for so small compared from inspiring English sources

We are, after all, so small compared to physics.

We are so small compared to the decision-makers.

Jodi Kantor: Yeah, and each of us can feel so small compared to the historical moment.

The number of straight plays opening there now is so small compared to the 1950s, '60s and '70s.

So its motion in 100 years is so small compared to its distance that we see the star in the same spot in the sky.

In larger buildings, the volume of metal is so small compared with the general trash that residents appear to have lost the will to separate.

Mill makes the point again and again that no one can possibly know what women are or are not "naturally" good at, since their opportunities have been so vanishingly small compared with the length of their oppression.

For years, we've all heard how Apple was so pitifully small compared to the behemoth that is Microsoft.

Robin, also a woman of color, "bowed out" of pursuing a faculty position because she felt academic work "was so incrementally small compared with the big picture in terms of where I thought I wanted to make a change".

The total lent by the ECB so far is small compared to the €9.2tn income of all eurozone members.

In the later figure, the increase is not obvious because the amount of change is so small as compared to the concentration values of α-secretase.