Sentence examples for a modicum of affection from inspiring English sources
'But we live there so there's a modicum of affection at the base of it.
Some of the vanquished editors, such as Roger Rosenblatt and Mike Ruby, both of U.S. News, retain a modicum of affection for Zuckerman.
"Black Dynamite" was made with evident affection and a modicum of visual wit — Mr. Sanders's nose for aged cinematic cheese is impressive — but the movie wears itself out long before The Man gets his comeuppance.
Though it is "made with evident affection and a modicum of visual wit," Mr. Scott wrote in The Times in October, "the filmmakers' tweaking of old-style militancy and old-fashioned racial oppression never amounts to much beyond a sendup of pop-cultural attitudes that were often self-mocking to begin with".
A modicum of people like it.
There is a modicum of control.
It provided a modicum of hope".
"I had a modicum of talent".
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.
