Sentence examples for a small but compelling from inspiring English sources

His work joins a small but compelling body of science suggesting that, for many purposes, short, cumulative exercise sessions are remarkably beneficial.

A small but compelling 2003 study done in Brussels looked at the impact of running for 30 minutes a day for one week.

But this week, I found myself gripped by From Street to Trench: A World War that Shaped a Region – a small but compelling exhibition at the Imperial War Museum North that explains the way that the conflict affected the North West.

This is one of the lessons of "The Marvels of Maiolica: Italian Renaissance Ceramics From the Corcoran Gallery of Art Collection," a small but compelling exhibition at the Frances Lehman Loeb Art Center at Vassar College in Poughkeepsie, N.Y., through June 13.

Not having to type in my password (which is "IamnotanAppleshill," by the way) is a small but compelling reason to eschew my dumb watches and folks like Samsung would do well to figure out a way to do the same thing for Windows and Linux.

Customer service with a smile is the American way, but faking it all day can take an emotional and physical toll once workers head home, according to a small but compelling new study published in the journal Personnel Psychology.

For a sense of how slow things were just a century ago, and how much could get lost en route from one continent to another, visit "African Art, New York, and the Avant-Garde," a small but highly compelling show at the Metropolitan Museum of Art.

She is also the only black conductor most people know — though William Still's reputation may be on the rise, courtesy of his small but compelling role in the uneven but often excellent TV series "Underground".

One of the smaller (but compelling) rumors of the bunch is the inclusion of a Lightning to USB-C cable in-box.

This opening uses a small, compelling moment from the film to capture the main theme in a compelling way.

Downtown arthouse cinema Film Forum will screen a small, compelling selection of "race movies" – black films made entirely independently of the burgeoning Hollywood system – by trailblazing directors like Oscar Micheaux (Within Our Gates, 1919) and Spencer Williams (The Blood of Jesus, 1941).