Sentence examples for very small man from inspiring English sources
"And a very small man can cast a very large shadow".
Small hands, and now we also see the very small man.
Byatt's is the would-be scholar Phineas G. Nanson, "a very small man... but perfectly formed".
A stranger to him, Mr. Jones, a very small man, offered to play.
Its narrator, Phineas Gilbert Nanson, shares with Roland of "Possession" an epic moniker and small stature: "I should perhaps say, now, that I am a very small man.
Only 237 men and 144 women had the same occupational activity exposure at ages 36, 43 and 53 and the number individuals with kOA was very small (men: n = 15; women: n = 15).
A very small old man stood before me.
In CCTV footage played at London's Southwark crown court, he was shown running off as Evans, described in court as "a very small, frail man", fell.
Despite Wilson's opinion of Marshall as a "very small calibre man," electoral calculations eventually swayed him to support Marshall's nomination.
Foster once owned Virgin Radio with Evans, who described his agent in the first volume of his autobiography as "a very small Jewish man as equally proud of his heritage as he is unphased by his lack of height".
