Use "dwarfed" in a sentence

1. This far up the canal, only small trees were growing above them, still dwarfed by their initial crystal support pillars

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2. The figures on the bridge were dwarfed by the immensity

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3. the town and dwarfed the buildings surrounding it

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4. In comparison, the feather dwarfed her hand

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5. James Strong encountered while compiling his "Exhaustive Concordance of the Bible" (where each and every word of consequence in the entire Bible was carefully noted, recorded, numbered, collated and corresponding Hebrew and Greek definitions were provided) was dwarfed by the tasks that Panin had to perform in his studies

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6. In Roleston's company she had seemed dwarfed, but out on the dance floor among 'normal' sized people Jack discovered that she was almost as tall as he

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7. The size of the prints dwarfed her hand, but it was the shape that drew her interest

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8. Cash bricks, dwarfed a counting

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9. It dwarfed, for instance, Custer’s defeat at the Little Big Horn River in Montana, nearly a century later

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10. We rowed fairly near one of them and I could see that it dwarfed the merchant dugout

11. Cook pulled herself up on her own feet, her height dwarfed by the laird

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12. The legislative significance of such contradictory procedures is dwarfed by their electoral importance, as legislators can compile a voting record suitable for nearly any audience

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13. Their army, which was vast, must have taken years to amass and he wondered how the Tanarians had been so unobservant as to miss such an enormous threat? He had been a boy soldier during the last war with Aristria and this army dwarfed the ones from his memory

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14. Being the size of a large wagon the oddly smooth surface of the crystal glistened with the light of the late afternoon sun and dwarfed the men that bustled about it

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15. They would be dwarfed

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16. I took his huge paw that dwarfed my hand and proudly guided him to where Torrian lay sleeping

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17. Next to him was Barkow, who stood at just over six feet but was dwarfed by his fellow soldier

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18. Ra was a powerful demon and had great strength, but the powerful warring angel dwarfed him

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19. The profile dwarfed anything that was leaving it, and their exhaust flamed

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20. His shoulders went on forever, and she knew that had she been standing next to him he’d have dwarfed her

21. He was a tall elegant man who dwarfed Margaret and was older than her in years

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22. The hostage crisis became such a huge issue that everything else was dwarfed in comparison

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23. I slipped into the center of the harness which dwarfed me, warned everyone to stay out of the way or they’d be in for a big surprise

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24. It was a snake that dwarfed all Conan's previous ideas of snakes

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25. which dwarfed the full time homes of most of Theo's workforce

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26. While hardly a small ship by the standards of twenty-first century space flight, the warship was dwarfed by the cargo ship

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27. Cindy's worry was dwarfed in comparison to the reality

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28. Now, he was dwarfed by each of Elizabeth’s massive passenger cargo sections

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29. S’us took up a small dagger from the stump covered in scrolls that she was seated around and followed closely, her childish frame dwarfed by the huge men, and all the way she wondered what terrible things could have befallen Joey and Lezura

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30. dwarfed in this massive room that was accustomed to ten times as many people, but the intimacy of the proceedings was maintained despite the size that was augmented by the tall mirrors reflecting mostly artificial light from the crystal chandeliers and sconces

31. There's a lighthouse, but it is dwarfed by the cliff

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32. ‘’Damn, another night shot to hell!’’ Muttered FBI Special Agent Jeff Blumenthal, as he watched with other FBI agents the giant yacht approach slowly the quay, escorted by a Coast Guard cutter that was actually dwarfed by its charge

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33. In fact, the workers in the yellow protective suits were probably more or less the same size as he and Stick, but they were dwarfed by the size of the Ships

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34. Both ships dwarfed any ships the Vikings had and appeared to be made of metal rather than wood

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35. While the assault barge he was in was massive by Carolingian standards, it was dwarfed by the elegant building of glass and steel it landed near to, with the building and its top dome rising higher than any building the monk had seen before in his life

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36. Recognition returned and she looked around at the immense living room that dwarfed her entire house on the hill

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37. After a turn into a secondary dirt road they were approaching an old two story house dwarfed by pine trees in the front and back

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38. The area dwarfed him

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39. the tallest, but Bonnie glowed with a brilliance that dwarfed himself and Jason

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40. Unfortunately, this sensible part was dwarfed by a hope that Sophie would get out her claws as soon as James made his move, regardless of a happy working environment

41. The thought of catching or spreading diseases alarmed him greatly, but the pleasure he was having recently, hopping from bed to bed, dwarfed any fears or guilt he might feel

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42. The wall was made of giant blocks of stone that reached up so high even Laeron was dwarfed by it

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43. Though the chamber had an echoing grandeur and should have dwarfed the old man, he radiated power and authority

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44. As big as the elaborate bed was, the lavish room dwarfed it

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45. love of power is only dwarfed by your hate of keeping the secret

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46. His nose was nothing special and was dwarfed, not in size but in presence, by his red eyes

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47. And the biggest of those was the fact that it was dwarfed by what came later

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48. She even dwarfed her ghostly husband

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49. “Hi, sit down Derrick” he said pointing to a small upholstered chair on the far side of the room, which was dwarfed by his leather recliner “Just had the Chief on the line – Do you know where we stand again this month Derrick?”

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50. The whole cottage was dwarfed further by Ben’s mighty frame

51. He felt dwarfed by the magnanimity of the perfection

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52. It dwarfed the pitiful ships being used by the space fleet of Earth and Dedov

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53. Three kilometers down the road was the monastery at the end of a narrow valley, dwarfed on all sides by bare, rocky mountains

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54. Dwarfed by that

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55. The rise of Hitler’s Germany was poisoned from the very beginning: Hitler’s positive goals were dwarfed by the huge negative dynamics of the culture and times and the nation in which he lived

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56. was dwarfed by the sheer size of the Riaz ship

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57. On foot these giants of Sapan dwarfed us, but on horseback we were their equal for height

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58. The drive way was lined on both sides by fluffy dwarfed palm trees where it ended in a water fountain directly in the centre of the pavement before the house

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59. His hand dwarfed hers, surrounding it in hard warmth

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60. He was indeed a small man, dwarfed by the huge, throne-like wooden chair

61. Cassius maybe the oldest brother but Abow dwarfed him in size and strength

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62. It was strange how Miriam, in her bowed, meditative bearing, looked dwarfed beside this woman with the handsome shoulders

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63. On one of them a man was sitting, dwarfed by the hanging reptile

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64. If he lived, it would be to grow up with his body deformed and dwarfed by unnatural labour and with his mind stultified, degraded and brutalized by ignorance and poverty

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65. handful of nuns attended to the injured, dwarfed by the mighty pillars around them

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66. Wheaton, himself above average in size but dwarfed by his companions, is the elder statesman of his clan, probably fifty

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67. He went up against an opposing force that dwarfed his in number of men and guns, and also held the better ground

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68. He dwarfed the bench

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69. But the necessity, the magnitude, the importance of the task he had taken upon himself dwarfed all merely humane considerations

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70. In a clearing near the base of a streetlamp, a drummer bashed away, dwarfed by speakers

71. The aggregate size for the Facebook offering was far greater than any Hertz offering so that the aggregate dollars of gross spread for Facebook of some $176 million dwarfed the comparable number for Hertz

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72. The pleasure of our victories is dwarfed by the pain of our failures and our losses

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73. Viewed on its dwarfed and grotesque side, this was that grand and universal thing, the adoration of mind by matter; for certain ugly features have a cause in the very depths of eternal beauty

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74. Life in the end seemed a prank of such size you could only stand off at this end of the corridor to note its meaningless length and its quite unnecessary height, a mountain built to such ridiculous immensities you were dwarfed in its shadow and mocking of its pomp

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75. That return is dwarfed by a simple investment in the All Stocks universe

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76. That awful return was dwarfed by an investment in the All Stocks universe, where $10,000 grew to $1,329,513 over the same period, an average annual compound return of 11

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77. That return was dwarfed by a similar investment in the Large Stocks universe, where $10,000 grew to $872,861, an average annual compound return of 10

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78. It was so beautiful that I stopped near a thicket of dwarfed and wind-warped cedars and junipers, and once stopped I was caught, trapped in color and dazzled by the clarity of the light

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79. • The value of physical gold is dwarfed by the value of paper-based financial assets, such as the $800 trillion notional value of the world’s derivative securities

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80. Before 1900, stock corners were routine, particularly in railroad stocks because the resources of the players frequently dwarfed the capitalization of the stocks

81. With plants, hybridized embryos probably often perish in a like manner; at least it is known that hybrids raised from very distinct species are sometimes weak and dwarfed, and perish at an early age; of which fact Max Wichura has recently given some striking cases with hybrid willows

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82. But to make the case sure, he would raise plants from his supposed hybridised seed, and he would find that the seedlings were miserably dwarfed and utterly sterile, and that they behaved in all other respects like ordinary hybrids

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83. If you attentively regard almost any quadruped's spine, you will be struck with the resemblance of its vertebrae to a strung necklace of dwarfed skulls, all bearing rudimental resemblance to the skull proper

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84. The streets are bordered by trees, principally evergreens, which, though rigidly kept down to the height of mere shrubs, appear stately by the side of the miniature mansions they overlook; and, in every dooryard, or more pretentious greensward, tiny larches, pines yet in their babyhood, and dwarfed cedars, cast a mimic shade, and bestow an air of dignity and venerableness to the place

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