Sentence examples for kind modest from inspiring English sources

Everyone who knows him says he is serene, kind, modest, austere and — apparently — devoid of personal ambition.

Carson nods agreeably as his followers call him kind, modest, soft-spoken those adjectivesoft-spoken those

Barber was a kind, modest man, who never believed that his contribution was good enough, even if he had scored a century.

He was kind, wise, modest and generous.

It's almost as if she has found a kind of modest sanctuary in their making.

Greenman adds that "nothing on the album overstays its welcome, and in the days of the bloated mega-opus … that kind of modest assurance should be rewarded".

But, given weak global demand, this kind of modest depreciation won't do much to boost exports and support economic growth.

But they are also participants in an Arcadian "Peaceable Kingdom," and they play their role with a kind of modest grandeur.

And then he had a kind of modest success, which corrupted him even more.' Naipaul still has no trouble dismissing other writers.

At Ellicott Dredges, Mr. Obama announced a plan to streamline the process for issuing permits for federal public-works projects, the kind of modest measure that does not require legislation.

Even at that kind of modest pace, though, there's no sign that the well over $200 billion investors withdrew between mid-2008 and mid-2009 is on its way back any time soon.