| A stocky 5ft 8in with a jug-eared gnomish face, Berra hardly looked like a sportsman. |
| Heisenberg, red-haired, balding, gnomish, looking older than his years, paces in front of a blackboard as he speaks. |
| Cohen is not a physically imposing man: he is pale and gnomish, with a crooked, gap-toothed smile. |
| He has an almost gnomish manner, an unkempt beard that he scratches at absent-mindedly and a tumble of curly black hair that bobs as he talks. |
| No boats emerged from the Milby Cut, but there were at intervals gnomish fishermen snuggled into the banks. |
| It is a forest of unusual, gnomish shapes, the trees spaced far apart, awash in brilliant desert light. |
