Sentence examples for a modicum of accuracy from inspiring English sources

Because the most popular Romantic concertos are so beloved, and their basic effects are so indestructible, if a soloist can play the notes with a modicum of accuracy, a pleasing tone, and the appearance of conviction, an ovation is almost guaranteed.

There's a modicum of truth to this picture — but it's mostly a caricature.

Unfortunately, he forgot to feed in a modicum of fire and accuracy; or rather, the suspicion has to be that the sheer pressure of expectation disabled him.

It even contains a modicum of good news.

How dare they enjoy a modicum of economic comfort?

It also contains a modicum of good news.

Banning browsing before breakfast can reintroduce a modicum of civilisation.

O.K., I've achieved a modicum of STABILITY again.

Rebels here have a modicum of communication equipment.

Monopoly provided at least a modicum of security.

Mr. Mohseni has brought a modicum of normalcy to Afghanistan.