Meanings of feels small in English

Everything about Aladdin is big, and yet feels small at the same time.

The city this week feels small and marvellous and unreal.

Down in the valley, the desert feels small, a stream of sand between cliffs.

Set in a vast desert where the player feels small against this wide expansive sand and tall mountains.

When a man feels shame he feels small, inferior in his own eyes and in the eyes of others.

Despite this, the room feels small, probably because the ceiling, like the walls and floor, is also covered with wooden boards.

It also confirms the 30-year-old Peacock's understanding that, even if he sometimes feels small and lost, his sporting life has changed utterly.

There is something deliciously pathetic about the insignificance of a great man to his wife-his valet feels small at least on pay-day.

The 12-inch, 2304x1440 screen feels small, even compared to a 13-inch laptop, but the panel is spectacular.

Even if it feels small, I have to do something, and I don't understand why Tris doesn't feel the same desperation inside her.

So, as you pass the gnarled, rusting pulley systems of the old copper mine in the tranquillity of Cwm Bychan, human history feels small.

It's a big car, but it feels small, with the driver and a bodyguard up front, and Panin sitting beside her in the back.

"One o'clock." Her voice feels small here, at the edge of this great forest.