Sentence examples for small but remarkable from inspiring English sources

At last weekend's Fabian Society conference, something small but remarkable happened.

I grew up around the corner from Walter Reed Army Medical Center, in Washington, D.C., which housed the small but remarkable National Museum of Health and Medicine.

This year marks the centenary of the birth of Henri Dutilleux, the great craftsman of 20th- and early 21st-century music, whose small but remarkable output was frequently the product of almost ruthless perfectionism.

President Saddam Hussein's decision on Sunday to open the gates of his prisons and let tens of thousands of political prisoners and common criminals go free prompted small but remarkable protests by some who lost relatives into the hands of the state security police years ago.

President Saddam Hussein's decision on Sunday to open the gates of his prisons and let tens of thousands of political prisoners and common criminals go free has afforded ordinary Iraqis a rare glimpse into the gulag that has maintained his power for 23 years, and prompted small but remarkable protests by some who lost relatives into the grim embrace of the state security police years ago.

HBV is a small but remarkable virus that contains a 3.2 kb circular DNA.

Her voice was considered small but was remarkable for its wide range, evenness of production, and purity of quality.

According to figures from Net Applications, the iPhone now holds a 0.09% browser market share; a small figure perhaps but remarkable when compared to the market share of Windows CE on 0.06%; this despite at least 20 million Windows Mobile devices having been sold.

The numbers for "Survivor" were smaller but more remarkable because the television landscape has changed so much since Jed Clampett struck oil and moved to Beverly (Hills, that is).

The protective effect of BF against overweight may be small, but it is remarkable that the relationship with BF still exists at adulthood, and even protects against visceral obesity.

Passing through treacherous tidal waters, you reach a small island remarkable for its isolation, beauty, wild weather, spoken Irish, and annual storytelling festival.