Sentence examples for modest reserve from inspiring English sources

It is quite sufficient to cast one's eyes on the voluptuous intertwining of the limbs, and close compressure of the bodies to see that it is far indeed removed from the modest reserve which has hitherto been considered distinctive of English females.

It is far removed from the modest reserve which has hitherto been considered distinctive of English females.

It remains to be seen if this lot will sell, but given the demand for Marilyn-related items, especially those that she physically owned, it is likely to meet its modest reserve price.

Public officials begin with a modest reserve of good will, which is depleted over time as group after group is dissatisfied because their particular demands are not being met.

Although the country has no significant oil deposits, modest reserves of natural gas are located in its eastern desert.

Next to the Sportpark are two Gerry Weber hotels, one ultra-smart (where the players and their entourages stay), one more modest (reserved for grunt workers, journalists).

No one in this tartly written early novel comes out well, except perhaps Catherine, who discovers modest reserves of dignity and stoicism.

There's never any doubt as to who wears the white hats and who will prevail, but the twisty action, trim performances, and modest, reserved direction make the film engaging, if not engrossing.

The nation's economy is largely dependent on oil exportation, but acknowledgement of its relatively modest reserves has prompted government efforts towards diversification and tourism has become its fastest-growing industry.

At around $3.00 per share, the company is trading at what appears substantially below its potential, if the exploration program results in even modest reserves.

The reason this works is that withdrawals are usually more or less matched by new deposits, so that a bank only needs a modest cash reserve to make good on its promises.