Sentence examples for a modest good from inspiring English sources
Appreciated a modest good time with his family.
But the Israeli action was also seen as a modest good will offering directed toward Mahmoud Abbas, the favorite in the Jan . 9presidential election to replace the late Yasir Arafat as leader of the Palestinian Authority.
The two are matched opposites: Bahari is a modest, good-humored guy who hopes that a little common sense will restore reality to the situation; Rosewater is a thug who longs to be sophisticated (klass bala, in Farsi).
It may be hard, at times, to see how all this relates to the life of a modest, good-hearted and ultimately heroic noblewoman who built bridges between countries England, Germany and Russia and between the rich and the poor.
A modest, good-natured example of new-from-old appeared in the middle of the Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center's Sunday afternoon program at the New York Society for Ethical Culture.
A very nice modest good girl.
As the slaughter began, my wife and I were in a venerable Paris institution, a cliché of the modest good life since 1845.
Accuracies for within-population predictions for scenarios 1 3 ranged from 0.22 to 0.72 for GBLUP and from 0.21 to 0.64 for PED-BLUP across the four traits and different training sets, indicating a modest to good predictive ability (Table 4).
One bit of modest good news for NBC was a slight uptick for its reality competition show "The Sing Off," which managed to climb to a 1.8 rating from a 1.7 the week before.
Anxiety over what could happen across the Atlantic, coupled with earlier undue optimism about the domestic economic recovery, has the White House nervous about trumpeting even modest good economic news for fear of a later downturn.
