Sentence examples similar to a modest loyal from inspiring English sources

But, more than that, he was the sort of man that cricket makes a habit of producing: modest, loyal, gracious.

Since its debut, Jon & Kate Plus 8 had attracted a modest but loyal following.

He enjoyed a modest but loyal following as one of the town's steadfast and honorable lights.

Their interests, which vary wildly from record to record, have won them a modest but loyal fan base.

Martin acquired a modest but loyal following during the early 1970s as he performed his stand-up routine on numerous television shows, particularly The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson.

The most famous landscape architect in French history was (unlike his employer, Louis XIV) modest, loyal, and universally known for his good nature.

Miers's position "no longer seems like a trailblazing achievement" not because she is one in a line of women to be nominated to positions of power, but because she's the kind of woman -- modest, loyal, behind the scenes -- that we identify as having behaved "appropriately".

"An app with a modest-but-loyal and highly-engaged user base gets a boost over an app that may see boatloads of downloads but fails to retain its users," he tells me.

The 45-minute show has a modest but growing number of loyal viewers, though its ratings remain well below those of the real nightly news.

Take a modest proposal.

Here's a modest proposal.