Sentence examples for a modest impression from inspiring English sources

Headline's hardback edition made only a modest impression.

Babatunde Fashola, the governor of Lagos state, has begun to make a modest impression on his chaotic capital city.

His comic operas were well received in Naples, but his first opera seria, La Salustia (1732), made only a modest impression, as did his second, Il prigionier superbo (1733) – partly owing to a weak cast.

But if Savoy is no longer a trailblazer or paragon — and if, indeed, it makes a more modest impression than a latter-day temple of ethical eating like Blue Hill — it remains an attention-worthy restaurant, on account of how deeply pleasant an afternoon or evening here can be.

The painting and sculpture pieces make a more modest impression, but overall, what's on view represents a refined, solid ensemble that is very visitable.

The painting and sculpture pieces make a more modest impression, but over all, what's on view represents a refined, solid ensemble that is very visitable.

The painting and sculpture pieces make a more modest impression, but over all what's on view forms a refined, solid ensemble that is very accessible.

Paintings and sculptures here make a far more modest impression.

A shot at that RLX Hybrid — with better mileage, four driven wheels and more might than any V-6 rival — might have changed my modest impressions for the better.

Nobel prize-winning economist Paul Krugman described the decision as "the first bite of the cherry," suggesting more could follow, and in a reference to Chinese president Xi Jinping, warned that such a modest move gave the impression that, "when it comes to economic policy Xi-who-must-be-obeyed has no idea what he's doing".

But behind the first impression of a modest woman is an ambitious, successful entrepreneur who single-handedly runs the bustling store, one of 82 7-Elevens iNassau Countyty and one of seven owned by women.