Sentence examples for modest tasting from inspiring English sources

His range of pinot noirs – some with earthy muscle and depth, while others are lighter and silky with fruit – are on display at the modest tasting room next to the vineyards.

She also has clients with more modest tastes.

Soros was said to be a man of relatively modest tastes, given the possibilities.

Hafner, who grew up on a farm in Sykeston, N.D., appears to be a man of modest tastes.

Tacos are cheap, versatile blank slates for any time of day, any upscale or modest taste, any stratum of society.

Had not the Greeks of more moderate means and modest tastes eventually beaten back the advancing Persians?

Calatrava thinks of himself as a man of modest tastes, and is pleased that his suits, handmade for him in France, still fit him ten years after their manufacture.

While Murray's earlier collection "The Omni-Americans" (1970) is still the best introduction to his work, "From the Briarpatch File" provides a modest taste of Murray's Southern sensibility and delectable jazzman's prose.

Lemmings Revolution, which blends conventional lemming-saving with a modest taste of 3-D, serves as a reminder of both the pleasures of a proven concept and the lost art of playing the good Samaritan.

They sat working not to wince as they sipped the wine that Nana's husband insisted on serving them, an expensive bottle, always perfect with whatever meal they would politely eat but not enjoy, a recipe that Nana had chosen from a gourmet magazine and that was, she would realize as soon as she was in their presence, far removed from their modest tastes.

The other dishes' role in the cuisine was to provide a very modest taste of this and that at the family or banquet table at which everyone shared the same basic rice.