Sentence examples for small but exciting from inspiring English sources

A phrase of small but exciting sideways jumps is delivered while the arms trace a single growing arc.

UK experts said the study of 24 people was small, but exciting, and could help understanding of the disease.

These are generally small, but exciting and spooky to jump.

GEC paid fancy prices for both: a premium of 35% over the current share price for Reltec and a premium of 43% for the smaller (but arguably more exciting) FORE.

The conclusion that Hop1 reduces Red1 levels on all but the three smallest chromosomes is exciting but should be strengthened.

We have one major concern that we would like you to address: The conclusion that Hop1 reduces Red1 levels on all but the three smallest chromosomes is exciting but should be strengthened.

Such small companies with exciting but risky projects are particularly exposed in current conditions.But bigger acquisitions could be on the horizon too, perhaps even involving BP, Britain's largest energy company, which no longer looks too big to buy.

The history of Presidential primaries is the history of small and exciting movements that quickly get snuffed out.

I mean, I'd always worked! OK, I wasn't as successful as, say, Julia Roberts, but I'd spent years in a very respectable career, some big American films but a host of other smaller, really exciting, maybe experimental films, being paid rubbish but working with fine people, that was what I thought I was known for.

This small irregularity feels exciting — evidence that she is well enough to be rescheduled.

Delicate scallop might have struggled after the snail blockbuster, but this fat number is cooked until caramelised, and comes with fermented apple puree spiked by dill oil and the odd, cucumber-scented leaf of salad burnet: small, exciting jolts of flavour in each mouthful.