Sentence examples for modest culture from inspiring English sources

It is a modest culture, built on Christian duty and low expectations, but it is hers.

Most of the members of these modest cultures consider themselves successful and happy and are living lives that are deeply satisfying to them.

Even at a relatively modest 5,000 square feet, the Legacy Club represents a small culture change for the Giants.

It's one of those modest pop-culture symbols and long-standing common experiences that can be hard for outsiders to translate but that speak to, and of, a nation.

Meanwhile, the modest, solid, previous culture--the culture of newspapers and department stores seems to be on its way out.

The recent release of Dolce & Gabbana's clothing line featuring abayas and hijabs for Middle Eastern women has received notable admiration from the general public -- praising the company for its inclusion of modest Middle Eastern culture and for its "enchanting visual story about the grace and beauty of the marvelous women of Arabia".

That asking for help is enough to send you down the other way because we are so modest in this culture, so self-efficient, and yet, there are times when asking for help is really what we need to do.

The magazine was defending T.S. Eliot, Franz Kafka and James Joyce long before their acceptance as central to modern culture.Magazines of modest means are being born continually wherever there is a computer, or even a typewriter: Canada, not the world's greatest literary centre, has nonetheless given birth to at least 18 poetry magazines in recent years.

Unillustrated but cited are "his 1938-45 covers for Direction, a small anti-fascist magazine of art and culture whose modest budget and political stance lent themselves to bold simplified forms in limited colors".

"Indonesia is modest and respects its culture.

But the culture is modest and conservative when it comes to human relations.