Sentence examples for attracted only a modest from inspiring English sources

The company decided to stock "Careless Love," a CD of sophisticated pop-jazz songs by Madeleine Peyroux, who had attracted only a modest following in this country, plying her craft in small bars.

While the battlefields of the Somme, Ypres and Normandy attract visitors in their thousands, Jarama, like other Spanish battlefields, attracts only a modest number.

"Dance War," a spinoff of ABC's popular series "Dancing With the Stars," attracted only modest interest in the ratings on Monday, drawing 11 million viewers from 8to1010 p.m., Nielsen estimated.

For some reason, his record of misogyny, in both language and acts, his running compendium of self-satisfied creepiness, the accumulated complaints against him of sexual harassment and assault (all denied, of course), have attracted only modest attention, one defamation lawsuit, and no congressional interest.

A demonstration in Frankfurt attracted only 100 people.

L.A. Live attracts only thirteen million people a year so far.

That is only a modest improvement from a year ago.

A few million dollars is only a modest start.

Headline's hardback edition made only a modest impression.

Even now, words have made only a modest comeback.

But underlying inflation showed only a modest gain.