Sentence examples for perhaps a minor from inspiring English sources

It is perhaps a minor miracle, then, that the drinking fountains work as well as they do.

But they call for a simulated game Saturday, with perhaps a minor league rehabilitation start after that.

Perhaps a minor idea can be given by the six blurrily punctuated changes of speaker in one brief passage between Cipriano and Marta.

What started out as perhaps a minor slide to open the N.H.L. season has turned into a troubling slump for the Islanders.

This is, perhaps, a minor inconvenience compared with the plight of residents whose cars get snowed in and stay snowed in for days after a storm, but it is nonetheless frustrating on an interpersonal level.

Reading the paperwork, such as it is, that explains Hussain's detention, one is struck by how little anyone seems to have considered that he was a teen-ager, and perhaps a minor, when he was put in a jumpsuit in a prison camp.

In Mr. Vengerov's large hands, the Ysaye pieces, each written for a different violin virtuoso of the period (1924), came to life as character showpieces rich with quotations and contrasting effects, perhaps most thrillingly in the A minor Sonata, written for Jacques Thibaud.

He has an understanding with the Yankees' principal owner, George Steinbrenner, that he will work for the team, perhaps as a minor league instructor.

One of the classics, a sister to Hannah, perhaps, or a minor player in Manhattan, over-enthusing about art and identity and worrying about her immortal soul or what to have for dinner.

But for the traveler seeking the finer things while flying, it is perhaps only a minor inconvenience.

This result suggests that cell division is not required, or perhaps plays a minor role in the initiation of XCI.