| And in several cases, art that lives more in the mind than in the flesh suffers from the relative paltriness of the examples on view. |
| I checked out and went home to reassume my whole-body suit of paltriness and immediately felt much, much better. |
| It is sad that Shakespeare should be credited with the paltriness of lesser men. |
| The majority remain serenely intransigent about taking on serious commitments while berating the minority for the paltriness of their sacrifice. |
| Perhaps it's just that the power of the wind and rain remind me of the paltriness of the original irritation but I never fail to feel renewed by such weather. |
| This result reflects the ruling arbitrariness in labour relations and the paltriness of the unions as counterpart to the State as employer. |
