Sentence examples for modest and of from inspiring English sources

"Our analysis suggests that any effect of breast-feeding on blood pressure is modest and of limited clinical or public health importance," the study's authors wrote in a report in BMJ, the British medical journal.

The crust crawls high on the pizza pan but the filling, like at Lou's, is modest and of quality.

The changes are probably modest and, of course, I'm comparing this production to a production I saw only once back in 1992, but the Night Train scene felt radically different and powerful.

Williams expressed concerns about the nudity expected of her in the film, but took the role when she was assured it would be modest and of a non-sexual nature.

However a preliminary report on data collected from a substudy across rainy and dry seasons in Kigali suggests that any seasonal changes in analyte values are modest and of limited clinical significance [29].

The improvements in the enhanced supervision facilities were very modest and of questionable clinical significance.

However, the clinical benefit of bevacizumab is modest and episodes of resistance have been reported (Ebos & Kerbel, 2011).

Antonio Paolucci, director of the Vatican Museums, said the work was "modest" and not of Caravaggio's quality.

Much can be learned from the lives of these two remarkable brothers from the most modest and ordinary of backgrounds.

You cry a little, you move on.In his own mind he was shy, modest and innocent of everything.

The costs in France are modest, and issues of access are rare.