The phrase "a sweet small" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe something that is both sweet and small, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "She brought a sweet small cake to the party."
Alternatives: "a small sweet" or "a tiny treat".
In "The Learners," it's a sweet, small reminder of how words — and type — can fail us.
Rogelio Peñaverde Jr. sang Amaryllus with a sweet, small voice; Julie-Anne Hamula was a perky, appealing Tormentilla.
Raymond Very was an appealing Tamino, and Heidi Grant Murphy sang Pamina with a sweet, small tone.
One of the earliest pictures in this small retrospective, a sweet small portrait of a young girl in muted colors that looks like something Alice Neel could have painted, is dated 1943.
"What helped is that we had a sweet, small, university-set story the first time around and we had a great opportunity to blow it up this time.
Dana Bowman is a freelance writer from a sweet, small town in the Midwest.
Joseph Stein's book, Jerry Bock's music and Sheldon Harnick's lyrics capture the larger spectrum of Aleichem's world, a sweet small-town culture ruled by devotion to God and to everyday interactions.
With its story of a sweet, small-town girl (Phyllis Thaxter) who harbors a murderous second personality, "Bewitched" belongs to an early stage in the postwar transformation of the horror film from supernatural to psychological menace, as the genre moved from Bram Stoker's Dracula to Alfred Hitchcock's Norman Bates.
Savage Beloved by Cassie Edwards is a universally panned (by which I mean, even the cat ladies writing reviews on the Kindle store hated it) romantic romp through the Wild West that centers on a sweet, small-titted pioneer lass named Candy.
For example, a row of sweet small pink satin roses.
I could even eat the pudding, a delightful and not too sweet small chocolate torte with caramel ice-cream.
