But it was also a modest kind of boastfulness.
But even that modest kind of success occurs less frequently in older people who receive CPR, declining slightly for those in their 70s, then more steeply for those in their 80s and 90s, several studies show.
And five years ago, a splintered court delivered the coup de grâce when it decreed that a school district couldn't voluntarily opt for the most modest kind of integration — giving parents a choice of which school their children would attend and treating race as a tiebreaker in deciding which children would go to the most popular schools.
But Muhammadu Buhari, who has been officially sworn in as Nigeria's head of state today after winning presidential elections in March, has vowed to lead a different, more modest kind of lifestyle and to cut down on what he terms "wastages".
Brag about these sort of things in a modest, kind way and get lots of likes.
We had fabulous adventures of a modest kind, and loved the travel through all the canals and locks.
I definitely remember thinking: 'Well, I don't know what's going to happen to this National band, but Clogs are gonna be really cool!'" In fact, Clogs remain on Brassland, their albums selling modestly, while the National have become stars, of a modest kind, whose continued success remains crucial to Brassland.
I would add his modest kindness to these attributes – a sensitive kind of solidarity.
Thus the novelistic chapter: that modest, provisional kind of closure, a pause that promises more of the same later, like the fall of night.
Both pragmatic and theologically modest, this kind of church-meets-regeneration model requires congregations to take a clear-eyed look at what they can do for their local community, and adapt accordingly.
