Sentence examples for minor end from inspiring English sources

Opening the hearing, Duvall said: "I do think mistakes happen in terms of elections, but usually they are at the minor end.

And I'm at the minor end of the spectrum.

However, Ireland team manager Michael Kearney said on Monday that the injury was "on the minor end of the scale".

At the minor end of the spectrum ― crimes in violation of decency, if not statute ― there is the president's encouragement of white supremacists, use of eliminationist rhetoric and praise for actions of genocide.

But now everything is hushed as, at "Amen," eight timpanists beat out rhythms at a piano dynamic, eventually fading to pianissimo (pp) and finally a barely audible triple piano, and the long journey that began in gloomy G minor ends in understated and resigned G major.

Those who are arrested, even for minor offenses, end up with a criminal record that add another obstacle to employment and housing.

Nash, like other prominent juvenile court judges across the country, points to research showing that students who are pulled into court on minor offenses end up at increased risk of going on to more serious trouble and dropping out of school. .

It is stunning to hear the final juxtaposition, when Mr. Wosner moves from the agitated, tumultuous Capriccio in D minor, which ends the Brahms set, to the last Schoenberg miniature, a series of bell-like, pungently atonal chords played almost at a whisper, a piece Schoenberg wrote in 1911 after attending Mahler's funeral.

He sounded much more in his element during Liszt's mighty Sonata in B minor, which ended the evening.

Brash energy and muscularity characterized the Takacs's approach to Debussy's String Quartet in G minor, which ended the concert.

Mr. Hough has the technique to play anything, as was clear from his prodigious performance of Liszt's phenomenally difficult Sonata in B minor, which ended the recital.