Sentence examples for but with a modicum from inspiring English sources

But with a modicum of political will certain things can be done fast.

Frank, The Wall Street Journal's designated "wealth reporter," is a skilled guide: His foreign correspondent background lends itself well to exploring the contours of Richistan through the eyes of an alien visitor curious, but with a modicum of subjectivity.

But men with a modicum of vision are thrilled to date a fully- baked woman because they appreciate her inner and outer beauty.

Both are sweet but not cloying, with a modicum of nutrition — a fresh start to the new year.

The idea here is that unions are fine for true laborers — coal miners, hotel maids, and the like — but not for anyone with a modicum of agency in the workplace, or with a decent salary.

But I also hope I do so with a modicum of self-knowledge.

Difficult and emotional issues to be sure, but I always try to approach each with a modicum of objectivity.

He came to Columbia with a modicum of success in high school, but he blossomed in college.

It's provided us with a modicum of convenience, and some fun, but little more.

But it would have been more compelling had it been delivered with a modicum of self-reflection.

The first-named two are apparently the "posh couple" off Gogglebox, but that's to make the mistake of confusing "posh" with "endowed with a modicum of class".