Sentence examples for men with modest from inspiring English sources
"I have seen wives of men with modest salaries, who in Europe would have no servants at all, habitually spending the whole day at bridge and tennis, while leaving the care of their children and even the keys of the storeroom in hands of native servants.
In our study, serum levels of testosterone in men remained fairly stable while there was a linear decline of estradiol levels with advancing age in men with modest magnitude of decrease.
For too long, sounding presidential meant sounding like a white, middle- or upper-class straight man (with modest leeway for regional accents).
Subsequent analysis revealed the adverse effect to be stronger in men with a modest alcohol intake and smokers of >20 cigarettes daily (Albanes et al, 1996).
Another word, probably a better word, for public intellectual is 'celebrity.' Most public intellectuals in our day are not intellectuals at all but merely celebrities: men and women with modest gifts of articulation who give off fumes of having been educated and who dispense one or another of the current party lines.
Both men grew up with modest means in Puerto Rico in the early part of the 20th century.
Born in Espoo, Finland, on October 17, 1979, he is an introspective man with seemingly modest tastes.
Soon Mr. Rayman, a soft-spoken man with a modest smile, was experimenting with his own tricks.
But then, Cruz is a man with a modest view of his own historical importance.
How can a man with "a modest naval pension" and an annual stipend from his mother, the Queen, afford a £13m property?
"A modest man with much to be modest about," Winston Churchill said of him once.
