Sentence examples for modest subjects from inspiring English sources

The small Morandi paintings of groups of bottles gave Mr. Kulicke the confidence to work small with modest subjects.

More recently, Mr. Koren has been known as a maker of deceptively modest books about deceptively modest subjects (raking leaves, arranging objects).

Instead of picking a modest subject for his first opera, he chose a landmark novel.

Today Mr. Frank is viewed as a pioneer of the snapshot aesthetic, a term coined in the late 1960s to denote the spontaneous style and modest subject matter that came to dominate black-and-white photography of that period.

Median sample size was modest (27 subjects), with only 38% of studies reflecting planned research and 22% including an internal control or comparison group.

We find that any z ≳ 2 standard candles' use for cosmological parameter estimation is quite modest and subject to pitfalls; we examine gravitational lensing, redshift calibration, and contamination effects in some detail.

There was evidence of modest within-subject correlation (rho = 0.12 in an intercept-only model for observations 1 year apart).

In a previous study, MPV could be positively correlated with fasting glucose levels in diabetic and prediabetic groups; however, the sample size was modest (50 diabetic subjects and 50 prediabetic subjects) and some confounding factors were not investigated sufficiently [ 19].

A limitation of the study is the modest number of subjects with adduct measurements and the fact that, because of the time required to obtain institutional review board approval from the participating hospitals, recruitment did not begin until December.

We recognize that this study is limited by a modest number of study subjects and that naevus count and imaging were limited to the back.

The study in fact involved a modest number of subjects.