Sentence examples for a modest assessment from inspiring English sources

It's a modest assessment.

It's a modest assessment, but that's part of their charm.

In an interview this year with The Amsterdam News, Dr. Petioni gave a modest assessment of her career.

Fulks might make a modest assessment of himself, but fans and critics are far more effusive.

For someone in sales, with an interest in putting a positive spin on things, this is a modest assessment.

"We received a relatively modest assessment in relation to an early period … we approached the Australian tax office to ask for agreement in relation to our pricing … once we reached an agreement there was a small amount that needed to be paid and we have now paid that," said Rio Tinto's general manager of taxation, Ann-Maree Wolff.

Mark Zuckerberg, the CEO of Facebook, closed off his interview with Mike Arrington today at TC Disrupt SF with a very modest assessment of himself and what Facebook (reminder: world's biggest social network; pushing 1 billion users) is doing, and in some way, offered an explanation for the company's hammered stock price, down by half since its IPO in May.

A more modest assessment suggests expansion saved the Stampeders and Tiger-Cats at the very least both teams were undeniably in distress during the era and that the other Canadian teams bought time.

Throughout the interview, Mr. Gore offered an uncharacteristically modest assessment of his grasp of detail.

But in terms of what she brought to the table as a ballet trustee, perhaps her emphatically modest assessment, while it seemed scripted by a publicist, nonetheless held a kernel of truth.

Sean Johnson, a department spokesman, gave this modest assessment: "We're all trained to deliver babies.