Sentence examples similar to modest someone from inspiring English sources

It's just a garment to suit a modest person, or someone who has skin cancer, or a new mother who doesn't want to wear a bikini, it's not symbolising Islam.

"It's just a garment to suit a modest person, or someone who has skin cancer, or a new mother who doesn't want to wear a bikini" she says.

Are you honoring modest person, or someone who loves to "ham it up"?

Ms. Feinberg sounded surprisingly modest for someone who is directing a play about nudity.

When requests are modest — say, someone hoping to moonlight as an emergency medical technician — approval can be swift.

Ms. Hernandez's request was more modest: Could someone help her get a commercial driver's license so she could become an intercity bus driver?

The scale might seem modest to someone from San Jose or Seattle — Draper's population is just over forty-five thousand — until you consider that, twenty years ago, fewer than ten thousand people lived there, in what was then a quiet agricultural village.

On Western Day, when campers are loading and shooting a foam gun — with at best modest success — someone says: "The safest place to be is in front of the target".

The change can be modest: If someone objects to a bill or a nomination in the United States Senate, they should have to stand on the floor of the chamber and defend their opposition.

Ellen comes across as quite modest for someone who runs one of the biggest techno labels in the world and DJs to hundreds of thousands across the globe year on year, not forgetting to mention that alongside that, she is also a t-shirt designer.

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