Sentence examples for small but intriguing from inspiring English sources

This week Fixes looks at this and two other small but intriguing transit initiatives.

Sake-haters can try a small but intriguing Belgium-meets-Sapporo beer list.

It was a small but intriguing new take that benefited from extended captions, in which the normally reticent artist talked about the circumstances behind the photographs.

His candidacy makes his largely overlooked tenure as a trustee for the Bernard and Anne Spitzer Charitable Trust — founded in 2001 and named after Mr. Spitzer's parents — a small but intriguing window into how he might think about investing.

This small but intriguing show sets out to untangle her from what has been called "the muddle of Marys," exploring through art from the 14th century to the present her many identities.

Women just might have some sort of "sense" that tells them if they are having a boy or a girl: … one small but intriguing study found that, "contrary to expectations," women who rely on dreams and emotions to guess their babies' sex have a surprisingly good chance of being correct.

That was followed last week by two smaller but intriguing bits of news.

One small, but nonetheless intriguing, aspect of the service module's production is the role, if any, that might be given to UK industry.

The news from Google Tuesday is much smaller, but still intriguing.

The menu, like the restaurant, is small, but it works some intriguing variations on familiar ingredients.

By comparison, what's taking place out at the Nikon at Jones Beach Theater on Long Island the same night — the "America's Most Wanted Festival" — might feel small, but it's the more intriguing statement about hip-hop now.