Sentence examples for truly small from inspiring English sources

In decorating, it seems, there is no such thing as a truly small gesture.

It's too bad that the young Paul Ryan was not around to enjoy the days of truly small government.

It makes a difference when we're talking about a truly small fraction of the South Carolina electorate.

And the entanglements of a truly small town — 2,000 people live in Crandon — felt especially painful.

That means that just 77percentt of the companies in the small-cap index are truly small companies.

Are these truly small businesses that need capital, or are the banks including larger businesses with tens of millions of dollars of revenue?

It takes a truly small-minded politician, or one so ignorant of the nation's rich public land history, to upset the balance.

In a sense, Maine is a perfect laboratory for public campaign financing, because most of its politics is truly small-scale.

Moving forward, if we would like to continue to increase social cohesion in order to gain benefits to society, and if it is truly smaller cities that have difficulty assimilating immigrants, then the focus needs to be on assimilating the particular groups of Hispanic immigrants in smaller cities and, to a lesser extent because they are a smaller section of the population, white immigrants.

The world truly is small.

Its introduction is critical for G.M., which hasn't fielded a truly competitive small car in the United States since, well, since perhaps ever.