Sentence examples for the modest dimensions from inspiring English sources

Noah Block bustled out of the corner office, amused by the modest dimensions of my sketch.

The modest dimensions of that original vision now seem somewhat quaint.

Other artists might be put off by the logistical challenges presented by the modest dimensions but Mr Squalor is unfazed.

(As a bonus, the modest dimensions of the projectiles would allow more of them to be stored).But the biggest advantage, says Commander Fox, is cost.

The modest dimensions and friendly acoustic of Buxton's opera house helped too – nobody needed to fight to get words across and the drama could be vividly communicated without outsize melodramatic gestures.

Although he admired the modest dimensions of such dwellings, he called the entire block "an atrocity," writing it off as "the nadir of the small house in New York".

Yet the new BMW makes the most of its modest dimensions.

For Valerius was received into the houses of his friends until the people gave him a site and built him a house, of more modest dimensions than the one he had lived in before, where now stands the temple of Vica Pota,16 so‑called.

Like the Kona, the Venue makes up for its modest dimensions with a bold design.

The following example is of much more modest dimensions, but nevertheless illustrates the canonical form.

Those modest dimensions mean the ions don't have to travel very far into the electrode to react with active sites in a particle to charge the electrode to its maximum capacity, or to get back out during discharge.