Sentence examples for minimum of fanfare from inspiring English sources

When MGM re-released the film in the US it was with the minimum of fanfare.

Instead of presenting the plan privately & with a minimum of fanfare through his ambassadors in Paris, Nixon chose a calculable political advantage over a hypothetical diplomatic one.

Since then, these two unheralded teams have kept on doing what they've been doing: winning games with a minimum of fanfare.

"Tucker," which was formerly known as "The Situation with Tucker Carlson" signed off with a minimum of fanfare, engaging the headlines of the day as per usual (Obama's Jeremiah Wright problem; McCain's travel abroad; who's more electable, Clinton or Obama?) and managing not to mention auto-erotic asphyxiation even once.

It said China's leaders should henceforth go about their business with a minimum of fuss and fanfare.

The content now available on the wireless Web -- mostly stock quotes, sports scores and weather forecasts -- is served up in basic text menus with a minimum of graphics and fanfare.

Rather like an ageing relative who always turns up at 6pm on Christmas Day with a bottle of Scotch for a little light conversation, a turkey sandwich and a mince pie, the county cricket season got underway with the familiar minimum of fuss and fanfare.

But usually with some sort of fanfare.

Lots of fanfare has accompanied such institutional moves.

The nap itself is free of fanfare.

Japan has seen this sort of fanfare before.