Sentence examples for a modicum of this from inspiring English sources

And anyone who wants to emulate even a modicum of this success, will need to do the same.

According to the report, the "incident remains under investigation". While it may seems surprising that cops took a reported Jell-O theft with even a modicum of gravity, this is far from the most absurd call a police department has ever received.

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

Suffice to say, there is a modicum of interest in this series.

Like me and the kids from Anderson, Brandt had endured a modicum of hardship on this hegira out of Washington.

None of these states is set to turn into a political paradise, but they will at least guarantee a modicum of fairness in this critical aspect of democracy.

Yamato apparently gained a modicum of power in this region, controlled by the league of the Kaya (Japanese: Mimana) states between Paekche and Silla, though the exact relationship whether ally or tributary is unclear.

Insofar as I retained a modicum of male pride, this contact quickly devolved into a dusty floor battle, oddly accompanied by the raucous music of Argentina and the sounds of angry interference from the other students.

Milik italicized the personal name Rabba, thereby hinting at least to a modicum of doubt about this reading.

With Breton as his first language, the onion seller invariably managed to pick up at least a modicum of Welsh and this usually made his trip to Wales quite successful - particularly in the valleys and in north Wales.

We still had a modicum of privacy at this moment.