Sentence examples for small fanfare from inspiring English sources

The museum of Everything's latest instalment – Exhibition #4 – is being held in the basement of London's Selfridges store, and with no small fanfare.

Both muster science, statistics and a judicious smattering of personal experience to present, with no small fanfare, completely, utterly, diametrically opposite advice.

He had just released, with no small fanfare, a "plan," but it was almost laughably sketchy — with no real answers for the estimated forty-four million people without health insurance, many of whom work at low-wage jobs.

Too numerous to count are the new works from major composers, involving prominent executants and unfurled with no small fanfare, that subsequently vanish once the final notes of the initial engagement (or engagements) has faded.

There was a small fanfare when he was brought in to fill the void left by Luis Suarez's move to Barcelona, but while the Uruguayan managed 31 goals last season, the Italian will be lucky to get half that total on current form.

The Sierra Club's New Jersey chapter is pressuring the governor – the headline speaker at the Republican National Convention in Tampa, Fla., tonight – to stop dragging his feet in implementing key provisions of an offshore wind bill that Christie signed into law, with no small fanfare, two years ago.

With little fanfare, a small number of prominent academic scientists have made a decision that was until recently all but unheard of.

Wachowski fever breaks out today, and three small films arrive with little fanfare (and few extras).

Her previous novels — "Pipers at the Gates of Dawn," "Fata Morgana" and "Undertow" — have been published by small presses with relatively little fanfare.

Lola Young London You say Small Island was published with "little fanfare".

Ben negotiated a few rock slides with little fanfare and we made a small valley below the last ascent by noon.