dwarfed

We can not permit ourselves to be narrowed and dwarfed by slogans and phrases.

But how the form of such a woman must be dwarfed in the camera of such a man's mind!

Our workmen and soldiers are large in physique, but dwarfed of intellect.

But since then achievements in steam have dwarfed even the great work of Corliss.

Captain Whalley was not dwarfed by the solitude of the grandly planned street.

He was dwarfed by his daughters, by the furniture, by any caller of ordinary stature.

I once imagined this dwarfed and stinted scrub to be a wood.

Yet the whole, as it stands, is utterly marred by the Virgin's dwarfed limbs.

Humanity has progressed in spite of the fear that has dwarfed our stature.

I am sure my 'true woman' will never be crushed or dwarfed by them.