Sentence examples for minor example from inspiring English sources
"The battle over Apple is just one minor example.
Ours was a very minor example of what my people face every day.
As the Times points out, one of the reasons that attention can now be afforded to this relatively minor example of anti-social behaviour is because more serious crimes on the subway have fallen so dramatically in recent decades.
To take a minor example: There are all too many dances to Arvo Pärt music, but Mr. Taylor's "Uncommitted" alone investigates Mr. Pärt's range of tone and structural variety.
On one level, this is no more than yet another, relatively minor example of Trump doing something political convention would deem unacceptable – signalling to his most committed supporters that he's a rule-breaker and a maverick and therefore someone they can trust to smash the system they despise.
A minor example of this lie-detecting crops up in an enjoyably vicious essay here on Hillary Clinton, who on meeting Sir Edmund Hillary informed him that her mother had named her after him (Clinton was six when Hillary climbed Everest in 1953).
Dada and Surrealism, the primary and most consequential innovations of the period, are relegated to a few minor examples.
A compendium of fictional literary lives that purports to trace major and minor examples of rightwing, conservative and reactionary literature in the Americas, Nazi Literature is at first mildly amusing but quickly becomes a tedious pastiche of itself.
That slight impatience with Ferrari was one of the more minor examples of what was a tense weekend in Budapest.
By the '50s, he's in full swing, as evidenced by minor examples of the kind of improvisatory poems that made him famous — "my soul woke/ arm in arm with a youth:/ hours of communion/ warm thighs…." The high point is a long poem called "New York to San Fran," the book's most ambitious and fulfilled piece.
Eight trials reported adverse events that ranged from minor – for example, muscular skeletal problems (Musanti, 2012) to major events – for example, death (Kim et al, 2006).
