Assertion: sphinx's head | /r/HasProperty | small
Facets:
value: for the body
type: OTHER
value: for its 236-foot-long body
type: CAUSE
value: far
type: DEGREE
value: disproportionately
type: DEGREE
Source sentences:
text: It was a theory attempting to explain why the head is so small compared to the body, but I don't recall what show it was on or if there's any verifiable basis for it.
text: Head of a statue is disproportionately small indeed and less eroded than the body of statue.
text: Its builders extended the body with large blocks of high-quality Tura limestone—the same stone that encases the pyramids—to cover up the fault, and as a result, the Sphinx's head is far too small for its 236-foot-long body.
text: In fact, if you look at the current Great Sphinx you may notice that the head is actually too small for the body.