Sentence examples for a modest public from inspiring English sources

Keller enjoys an exalted reputation but maintains a modest public profile.

But there was a modest public observance on the 50th anniversary, and now there is this concert.

Republicans conceded that Mr. Gore had scored a modest public relations advantage by seeming to call for a full and fair recount of every vote.

• To the Editor: Your editorial makes me wonder why the Democrats are risking passage of health reform by insisting on a modest public health plan option.

Ms. Chasen operated a modest public relations firm with the sort of clients who might be expected to pay fees of only a few thousand dollars a month — not much when measured against the need to pay salaries for her staff of four and the demands of a Hollywood life.

Tiny buildings with Art Deco facades stand shoulder to shoulder with mirrored late-20th-century monstrosities, next to modest, yellow-brick Chicago-style condos, next to an abandoned lot, next to a modest public library, with a Starbucks and a Kinkos thrown in for good measure.

After years of high interest rates, a modest public-debt swap in 2010 cut short-term borrowing costs.

Clearly America had won, and this was one giant leap not for mankind but for the U.S. If Obama shares this view, it's no wonder he wants to blunt NASA's space program, to divert it from a symbol of American greatness into a more modest public relations program.

Clearly America had won, and this was one giant leap not for mankind but for the U.S. If Obama shares this view, it's no wonder he wants to blunt nasa's space program, to divert it from a symbol of American greatness into a more modest public relations program.

For most of his 27 years with the company, Edward J. Ludwig, 55, an accountant by training, had an equally modest public profile.

After an initially modest public reception, the oratorio gained in popularity, eventually becoming one of the best-known and most frequently performed choral works in Western music.