It took only a few days for me to think of life as merely a series of diminutive and utterly manageable experiences.
Jen and I can only hope that someday soon we may gain the favor of this diminutive tyrant, before he utterly destroys us.
Loitering beside the walkway at 13th Street, the diminutive painted bronze is utterly lifelike — and cute enough, Alemani reported, to cause passers-by to stop and give the little guy a hug.
Her voice is small with a dusky rounded tone in the low notes that utterly fails to reflect in her diminutive top notes except insofar as these seem to be back in her throat without the ping to carry or blossom.
I was writing a biography of Bobby Abel – a diminutive, working-class batsman in late-Victorian England, utterly different from the tall and elegant amateurs who batted with him – and I developed an obsessive desire to find out what he was really like at the crease, what exactly his technique was that enabled him to have a long and successful career.
The diminutive Ponzi fit the bill perfectly.
The diminutive Christine Elmo, in particular, is a powerhouse, almost possessed by May's idiosyncratic and yet compelling and utterly relentless movement vocabulary, which evokes animal-like activity — fluttering amoebas, pacing bulls, fish out of water — as well as repetitive exercise routines and a loss of motor control.
The energy, the vision, the skill, the joie de vivre and the sheer bloody cheek of this diminutive man who was determined to walk in air between two of the world's tallest buildings, is utterly irresistible.
Deceptively diminutive, Archy Marshall fidgets onstage.
Barbey is fifty-eight and diminutive.
