Sentence examples for modest respect from inspiring English sources
They stopped composing and didn't do much at all after that (with modest respect for Rossini's "Sins of My Old Age" snippets).
"It wasn't as innovative as many had hoped," said Lucetta Scaraffia, a scholar of Catholicism in Rome, adding, "The result is quite modest with respect to the investment and expectations that the world had".
The German film "Barbara" (winner of the top prize in Berlin this year) and "No," from Chile, are more modest with respect to production design but in other ways more ambitious than their American counterparts, revisiting painful moments from recent history and trying to drag suppressed or dissembled truths into the light.
For example, it implied that both men and women not just women should be modest and respect the sanctity of marriage.
While the observed self other discrepancy was substantial when 'the others' referred to a distal group (e.g. 'other students'), it was generally quite modest with respect to the respondents' friends.
"Indonesia is modest and respects its culture.
Also, the experiment didn't involve other self-presentation goals, such as coming across as modest or respected.
In many studies females are found to have a modest advantage with respect to verbal ability, and males with respect to spatial ability [Maccoby and Jacklin, 1975; McGlone, 1980; Halpern, 2000; Kimura, 2000].
The league seems to be asking for very little with its minimum requests for players to show a modest amount of respect for those around them.
"Even a relatively modest benefit with respect to overall cancer mortality could still meaningfully influence the balances of risk and benefits of prophylactic aspirin use," the authors write in the Journal of the National Cancer Institute.
