smallness

He was surprised as always at the smallness of her.

The smallness of the groups provides a powerful social control.

The smallness of his following we may suppose to have been reported.

In all things she was most at home with smallness and simplicity.

"I just like the smallness of the class size, and the community in this area is good," she said.

Then the one, if of such a nature, has greatness and smallness?

But it was a big city for all its geographic smallness.

Smallness is a relatively foreign concept to American car culture.

Yet smallness can grow on you, in the visual sense.

In a way, the smallness of the room added to its luxury.

The smallness of our capacity to understand may be revealed to us.

Some people behind us grumbled at the smallness of her voice.

It is not fair to leave him lone and lost in smallness!

He had almost laughed at the man's weakness, his smallness, thinking how different they were.

His other brothers did not notice him sitting there in smallness.

"Our smallness in itself proved to be an advantage," he said.

Implied is smallness, for those who will most use a toy are small themselves.

I was astonished at the smallness of the area which these enclosed.

Smallness then must have seemed as much a part of life as water.

Then smallness cannot be in the whole of one, but, if at all, in a part only?

The smallness of the quantity seemed evidence that perhaps it contained water.

I stood amazed at the greatness and smallness of man.

He was known as the poet "of smallness and simplicity".

He held down the trigger, and swore at the smallness of the effect it made.