Sentence examples similar to a modicum of low from inspiring English sources

Mr. Morse, who has toured on classical and steel string guitar with the fusion masters John McLaughlin and Al Di Meola and the flamenco virtuoso Paco De Lucia, has more than a modicum of low-decibel material in his songbook.

"To those despots who would force us to share a modicum of empathy for those brought low by the tragic exigencies imposed by a random universe -- no, no, a thousand times no!" bellowed Minnesota Congresswoman Michele Bachmann, adding, "Americans are a strong and formidable people who need not be weakened by base emotions for the plights of strangers, or even their closest friends and family.

They point to some recent movement: occasional consultations with the public over the drafting of laws, a bit more openness about government budgets, and experiments with reform inside the party itself to allow a modicum of democracy in the selection of lowest-tier party officials.

Wasps needed to respond before the break, and they did: from a low kick-through, Frank Halai gave the home team a modicum of hope.

"There will be a modicum of pick-up, especially for people trying to develop for Android it could be a very useful low-cost device to have," said Chris Green, principal technology analyst at the Davies Murphy Group consultancy.

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?