Sentence examples for as a modicum from inspiring English sources

In America, the general interest men's magazine has been defined as a modicum of service attached to long, narrative pieces.

"Gracing this nothing character with her own profound warmth and tenderness as well as a modicum of conviction, Waters transformed Beulah into a knowing earth mother".

Stone's occasionally flashy filmmaking, with its shifts between high-quality and low-grade images, suggests a total realm of surveillance as well as a modicum (and only a modicum) of Snowden's inner agitation.

Darwin had, in addition, what could only be described as a modicum of formal training in field geology and, especially, systematic botany.

Hopefully this justice will serve as a modicum of peace for the victim, and a warning to perverted dentists elsewhere.

It is as unflinching as all Gates's other writing, but for once he hints at a modicum of redemption for humanity in all our messy awfulness.

The AV is associated with a variety of positive societal impacts such as a safer transport system, a lower cost of transport as well as enabling a modicum of mobility to the non-ambulatory and disabled as well as to those in lower income households.

Did Cramer prepare himself, as anyone with a modicum of experience with tough Q&A sessions would?

And as anyone with a modicum of knowledge about the region might have predicted, it sparked a wave of protests across the world resulting in many injuries and at least four reported deaths in Palestine.

The early suffrage movement wanted to protect women as well as give them a modicum of power.

As such, a modicum of descriptive reports on the kinematics of the SLS have emerged [ 6- 17], however many of these reports are focused on laboratory measures and their results may not directly translate to the clinical assessment of SLS performance [ 6, 8, 11, 12, 15, 16].