Sentence examples for thought too small from inspiring English sources

The trace had been ignored before because it was thought too small to be of use.

Too narrow for anything, I thought, too small - except there below me, wobbling in the current, was a fish as big as my forearm.

Calls are coming in from as far as New York from church groups that want to visit by the busload, and local church officials are wondering whether they thought too small when they built a new parking lot — planned well before this month — with 75 spaces.

Using a variety of technologies – including direct injection, turbocharging and variable valve timing – automotive engineers have been able to extract surprising amounts of power from engines that would have been thought too small for service in American cars a decade ago.

What people use as news sources has become increasingly niche, so taking advantage of media opportunities that previous generations would have thought too small or unserious to bother puts politicians in front of a younger electorate that doesn't trust politicians and is the least likely to even be registered to vote.

The youngest child, (now the Duchess of Devonshire), was thought too small to be a quarry.

OK, so these are all the cloves of garlic and some of these are pretty small, I think too small.

Most people think too small, both men and women, both think about that next job or next role or whatever.... Think big, dream big, if you have it in your mind it's more likely to happen.

They think too small, just as network television executives tend to think too small and need to be shaken out of their equilibrium by an HBO.

The trap is that we limit the scope of twindom and think too small.

The alternative is apps that think too small about how to present visual content.