Recording over children's songs and Beijing Opera performances on the cassettes in his guarded compound just north of Tiananmen Square, Mr. Zhao describes in generally modest terms his tenure as prime minister and then party secretary.
Despite the iconic status that Kennedy has, my dad always spoke about him in personable, modest terms, as someone he admired, someone who had inspired his politics.
Mr. Flosdorff portrayed it in more modest terms, saying it was among a number of proposals that could be discussed by Ms. Von der Leyen and other top European leaders at a conference in Paris May 28.
Rather than proclaim the merits of suburban development and car travel, as the legendary master builder Robert Moses did in New York State from the 1920's to the 60's, they are framing new road projects in cautious, modest terms, often coupled with ideas for mass transit and relief of traffic congestion.
She was in search of more modest terms to describe a set of feelings which were dark and complex and must be rendered faithfully.
Shooting with available light in a soft-edged digital format, Mr. Miller explores this issue in modest, prosaic terms.
He framed his goals in modest and realistic terms, rather than trying to whip up the audience with fear-mongering, triumphalist sloganeering and jingoistic bravado.
Current cell therapies fail to address long-term engraftment or delivery timing and location and result in modest improvements with long term engraftment rates of less than 1%.
Such recommendations have been inferred from data showing that a reduced sodium intake can result in a modest short-term fall in blood pressure in some (but not all) patients with type 1 diabetes (17).
The settlement does not affect claims against other companies involved in the disaster but looks very modest in terms of the potential fines.
