I commend Bella Lewitzky on her modest and articulate take on her work.
The answer lies in the fundamental insecurity afflicting English football, in a long-running crisis of identity that would best be eased, in the case of the national team, by the appointment of a modest, perceptive, articulate man with a deep understanding of the culture of the players who would be at his disposal, and a knowledge of their deficiencies as well as their merits.
The very definition of modest, "Las Acacias" articulates emotional transformation with simplicity and grace.
He's a calm, delicate player whose notes tend to be modest and precisely articulated.
With Kennedy in tow, the chief is likely to articulate a modest new limit on Congress's power to regulate interstate commerce that would allow health reform to proceed in some fashion". Steven Pearlstein in The Washington Post.
When I met Suschitzky in 2007, when appreciation for his work was gathering pace – largely at the behest, to be honest, of Austrian cultural forces – he was not only in incredibly good shape for a 94-year-old, but offered a highly articulate and modest account of himself.
The modest changes that Trump articulated mainly involved greater deference to the Pentagon.
Raffi Williams, an agency spokesman, characterized the proposed changes to HUD's mission statement as "modest" in an effort to articulate the agency's work in a "clear and concise" way.
He plays the clarinet, saxophone and piano, is articulate and unfailingly modest in post-match interviews, and does his bit for charity, including posing naked in Cosmopolitan to publicise the Everyman cancer campaign.
Rising violence by more radical Islamists, including bomb attacks against security forces, particularly in the strategically sensitive Sinai peninsula, is a further worry.Unlike past generals who guided Egypt from behind the scenes, Mr Sisi is articulate and seemingly modest as well as pious.
