Sentence examples for Modest make from inspiring English sources

The technical means used were, as often as not, modest, make do, even crude.

Most are modest, made of brick or siding, and topped by pitched roofs.

His actual proposals for a "growth pact" to go alongside the German-inspired fiscal treaty are modest, making it easy for Ms. Merkel to accept most of them.

Its power draw is modest, making it possible for a device the size of a smart phone to project a 90-minute movie on one battery charge.

In our current context, Willy's dreams of love, dignity and community through modest work make him a deluded loser.

Its less-than-modest name makes a bold, clear promise, right off the bat.

Otherwise the reward for doing the right things will remain too modest to make sufficient difference.

But these moves seem belated and too modest to make up for the company's steadily declining cash flow.

Those more modest projects make a lot of sense: They apply brand-new technology to familiar products, which fosters learning.

It suffered criticism that it was inefficient and slow and its funding too modest to make a difference.

There are some superb tile-fronted shops, but their modest contents make this a WAG-free zone.