Sentence examples for at its modest from inspiring English sources

In other words, there's nothing to give the slightest offense in "Son of God," which is at its modest best when it's focusing on palace intrigue in Jerusalem between Roman governor Pontius Pilate (a scowling Greg Hicks) and high priest Caiaphas (a sour Adrian Schiller).

At its modest main offices it offers workshops in life skills, carpentry, welding, and hip-hop, while members also visit schools and prisons.

A mob of people surrounds the Mona Lisa portrait, snapping away at its modest frame.

With no major cities to speak of and few flights arriving at its modest international airport, anonymity wasn't hard.

At its modest beginning in 1746 in Dickinson's parsonage in Elizabeth, the college consisted of the president, one tutor, and eight or ten students.

Two-thirds of those surveyed in a CBS/New York Times poll in January were willing to pay more taxes to save Social Security at its modest level.

But at least its modest size should help reassure the moderates and centrists.

The intent, at its most modest, was some filler vision of a man made to look guilty by evasion.

At its most modest, the Muff March is against the pornography-influenced obsession with removing pubic hair.

Indeed, the dumping of shares and the collapse in the oil price below $30 a barrel will quickly be forgotten if the global economy continues to expand at its current modest pace.

Considered South America's culinary star, Lima's cuisine shines even at its most modest, from anticuchos, skewered beef hearts grilled street-side to pork-stuffed bodega sandwiches and late-night churros dipped in bitter chocolate.