Sentence examples for minor acts from inspiring English sources
These days, though, it seems the gangsters stick to minor acts of sabotage.
He apparently accompanied Paul to Ephesus and Asia Minor (Acts 19 22; 1 Corinthians 16:10 11).
If you're partial to watching beered-up people argue incoherently and inflicting minor acts of violence upon each other, don't bother with the pub tonight.
It's one of his "100 minor acts of dissent": removing books he doesn't like from shop shelves, then returning them with cautionary messages inserted into their pages.
It's the poet's eye that sees the trees, made strange and interesting in the first two lines by minor acts of vandalism.
There's a yawning gap in the national conversation where minor acts of disloyalty and the subsequent application of thumbscrews were supposed to go.
Realtors who were shown the property reacted as if it were a minor act of subversion.
He was potentially facing 50 years in prison for what many considered a minor act.
Perrier may not be too mad about Djokovic's minor act of vandalism, by the way.
The points system is only a minor act of cultural vandalism, but it will beget far greater ones.
1.38pm GMT Labour's Mike Gapes says it would be appropriate to apologise even for the "minor" act of offering advice.
