Sentence examples for getting modest from inspiring English sources
Mike: From this angle, I'm getting "modest", "practical" and "snazzy touch" – none of which sounds terribly Gucci.
If you're getting modest responses, feedback, media coverage, etc., remember that this is a competitive industry and you have to bust your butt to make your way to the top.
Other programs get modest increases.
Unlike basketball and baseball, ultimate has no millionaire stars players get modest stipends and travel expenses.
Got modest mention, but annoyed all summer by Tammany men wanting free hats.
Others will get modest down payments, which they hope will be enough to keep them going.
Even as well-known comics get modest fees, relative unknowns can do very well — in the right field.
Gilead may benefit, he noted, because it may now get modest royalties from sales in countries where it never bothered to take out patents.
The Knicks would get modest cap relief if Jason Kidd ($3.09 million) or Camby ($4.38 million) were to retire, but neither is expected to do so.
That suggests that "without a major Washington policy debate or strategy review ongoing, that Afghanistan remains a story that gets modest coverage," he said.
