Sentence examples for means are modest from inspiring English sources

The film's means are modest, not unlike the guerrilla techniques Mr. Soderbergh used in "Che," but nonetheless "The Girlfriend Experience" has a sleek, tailored look appropriate to its setting, which is the moneyed precincts of Manhattan at the height — and most likely the end — of the recent gilded age.

If your means are modest and your needs straightforward, it might not be necessary to pay anyone at all.

The differences in the means are modest but statistically significant.

Murat's means were modest, but lawyers were willing to act for him on a "no win, no fee" basis.

In a preface, Mr. Adler wrote: "My means, I know, are modest and old-fashioned; my style, I know, is poor.

His means are relatively modest; his net worth is estimated in official disclosures between $770,000 and $1.8 million.

What if your means are more modest and you don't expect to leave much for heirs?

Birch's means may be modest (Revolt had a multi-casting cast of six), but her ideas are big.

It's meant to be modest -- but that doesn't mean it can't be luxurious.

Modesty: Hijabs are meant to be modest, so avoid undermining their purpose by wearing tight-fitting or exposing clothes.

That means gains will be modest, not magical.