Sentence examples for small but perfect from inspiring English sources

"The goal is to be small but perfect," Mr. Martin said.

And yet her literary output, small but perfect, puts her on a stylistic planet all her own.

We can never be a big city like the Sunday Times, said a third – we need to be small but perfect, like Sienna.

Since Stephenie Meyer's book leaves her characters walking off "blissfully into this small but perfect piece of our forever," here are some guesses about where forever might take them.

Not bad for a firm that barely existed ten years ago.In this section Iain Carson And then there were two Britain opts out of Europe Small, but perfect for reforming There was a German, a Belgian and a Spaniard . . .

Italian and German firms shared the dubious honour of second place in the difficult-to-deal-with stakes.In this section Small, but perfect for reforming There was a German, a Belgian and a Spaniard . . .

A badly cut or colored stone will be far less in value than a smaller but perfect specimen.

They contained instruments, small, but of perfect make and enchanting tones.

The beach at the Catamaran is small, but a perfect spot to sit with a book and a cocktail.

What's more, he discovered that the holes in the scaffold were a Goldilocks-like "just right" - neither too large nor too small, but the perfect size for cell attachment.

If you're looking for beach chic accessories, Therapy carries a small but nearly perfect collection of breezy summer togs.