Sentence examples for modest sense from inspiring English sources

We're spiritual here in a very modest sense.

Use your wardrobe to signal a more modest sense of your contribution to society.

From their despair emerges something reassuring: a feeling of commonality and a modest sense of hope.

That modest sense of common cause, of course, is not blind faith.

And when I first visited her there was a modest sense of prosperity about her home.

The British, Dr. Schroeder said, seem to have a more modest sense of entitlement.

The alarm was modest, the sense of certainty elusive.

Though modest, a sense of style and a touch of class are evident here.

For Watson, long gone are the days of Hermoine Granger's sharp tongued dialogue and frizzy hair, not to mention her own more modest fashion sense.

From Kaine's smooth introductory address in Florida, it seems that the Democratic ticket wants to shift the political discussion away from jobs and trade, where they represent the status quo, and towards modest common sense gun regulation and comprehensive immigration reform, which could give the impression of breaking with the status quo.

Teens can see how celebrity females with a modest dress sense tone down the look and still look fabulous.