Sentence examples for modest opinion from inspiring English sources

"In my modest opinion... THEY ROBBED US OF THE VICTORY GOAL!

After all, in Johnson's own (far from modest) opinion of himself, he will only be receiving his due.

In my modest opinion, learning english is worth of its weight in gold, isn't it?

You can even get a Vegas Walking Map! Walking can be an encouraging option, in my modest opinion.

Dictionary.com defines humility as "the quality or condition of being humble; modest opinion or estimate of one's own importance, rank, etc".

Humility Humility, defined as a "modest opinion or estimate of one's own importance," helps me get right sized about how I conduct myself in the world, even when I am well-intentioned.

"In my not-so-modest opinion, these couples don't have time to do a psycho-archeological dig.

In his brother Modest's opinion, Tchaikovsky's relations with the Saint Petersburg group resembled "those between two friendly neighboring states... cautiously prepared to meet on common ground, but jealously guarding their separate interests".

The nation's founders had a modest but realistic opinion of themselves and of the voters.

It probably helps that for the first time since 1992 the Tories have a consistent, if modest, lead in opinion polls.

Romney's campaign expected a modest bump in opinion polls as a result of the week's activities in Tampa.