Sentence examples for to feel dwarfed from inspiring English sources

Obviously we wanted Katniss to feel dwarfed by her surroundings.

Much as she loved him, it must have been hard for Sue Graham not to feel dwarfed by Mingus; evidently, much of her energy went into her resistance against being simply swallowed up by him.

We respect the rights of both those who elect to build very large homes, and neighbors who may not want to feel dwarfed by a looming mass just a few feet from their property line.

It is easy to feel dwarfed by climate change and think that there is nothing we can do that is truly up to the challenge at hand.

Yes, there was the Falklands war and the running sore of Northern Ireland, not to mention the second cold war – but these events feel dwarfed by the body-count in our current conflicts, the ferocity of our current brands of terror.

She may, however, flirt with aspects of mod's gritty affect--pale skin, greasy hair, a sullen demeanor--and she will undoubtedly feel dwarfed even as she looks up to mod's irresistible female icons, Vanessa Redgrave and Julie Christie, who imbued their traditional English theatrical training with the nervous rhythm of Ye-Ye! rock and roll and a formidable feminism.

But at a time when many individuals feel dwarfed by billion-dollar mergers and takeovers, when roads to success become narrower, McNair and Warner reinforce the fading sense that anything is possible, that the American Dream is still alive.

Kazran's study was designed to be very large, as Kazran spent several scenes in there alone and would feel "dwarfed" by it.

Life at the other end of the microscope appears to be more bizarre than our mythic imaginations, and it is only natural that we feel dwarfed by microbial inventiveness!

Yet the visitor does not feel dwarfed.

You feel dwarfed by its immense cannon-bristling mass.