Dwarfed In A Sentence

Definition of Dwarfed

• But what about all the poor dwarfed and stunted creatures that are crippled from infancy?
• The triviality of the dinner had been in those two minutes dwarfed and drowned in my mind.
• The place resembled a stadium, and was so vast that he felt dwarfed to nothingness.
• The school has never obscured or dwarfed genius, nor is it probable it ever will.
• His voice evoked a ragged husband who came up out of a cellar doorway eating a dwarfed banana.
• Children born of over-worked mothers, are liable to be a dwarfed and puny race.
• The five did not think much of the soldiers, who seemed to them to be dwarfed and without zeal.
• By now he dwarfed the houses, his body looming a hundred and fifty feet into the sky.
• These dwarfed shoots persist, never getting ahead further than a few inches outside the bark.
• Ponies and men were dwarfed into Lilliputians under the amazing canopy of its branches.
• All of these species, however, are greatly dwarfed in numbers by the common house fly.
• A heap of dwarfed spruce, gnarled and wet and cut to proper stove-length, lay to one side.
• But if this Atmosphere is not, the dwarfed soul must perish for mere want of its native air.
• Even Stanton, tall as he was, seemed dwarfed by the strong personality of the music master.
• The jesters of Marie de Medici made fun of their own hunched backs or dwarfed forms.
• As for the town of San Diego itself, the dwarfed and stunted little city, she went crazy with joy.
• The tower is high, but it is dwarfed by the tower of the Grand Junction Waterworks near at hand.
• The restoration of stolen goods was probably dwarfed in his mind by the importance of capturing the stealers.
• Here was a thing that dwarfed every interest of life and made life itself a triviality by comparison.
• Humanity is absolutely dwarfed and its powers rendered inoperative by the crowd of supernatural creatures that control its destiny.
• Whether or not it had the qualities that make for endurance, it had a present force that dwarfed every other emotion.
• They did not spring from the wrong she had suffered, or from the depths of her nature, which had been dwarfed and darkened.
• The hairy fist indicated the rotten monuments of moss-covered punk shouldering over the dwarfed bushes.

• It dwarfed the anger of the crowd.
• Here they are only dwarfed by grander peaks.
• Suddenly a new sensation dwarfed that of the donkeys.
• Separate objects are dwarfed in the long vista.
• Dwarfs in any species tend to have dwarfed root systems.
• But his gravest attention was devoted to the one that dwarfed all the others.
• The dwarfed and distorted antler hung down like a plough-share.
• They dwarfed the rig and team; she felt herself a pygmy by comparison.
• She knew it by a dwarfed tree, a landmark in the naked country.
• I have known men who felt dwarfed in the presence of vast and awful things.
• How often have great minds been cramped by sickly, dwarfed bodies!
• The "extensive shrubbery" consisted of several dwarfed trees.
• The faculties, dwarfed and starved in the old time, called for activity.
• Behind, the forest he had already left lay dwarfed in a ruled, serried line.
• Where else?" replied the dwarfed Ump.
• Ivan, in turning, cast his eye upon the little dwarfed figure of Nikol.
• True, great civilizations have been dwarfed or broken by the Change War.