Sentence examples for modest view from inspiring English sources

But then, Cruz is a man with a modest view of his own historical importance.

While fans marvel at what he strings together, Alameddine takes a more modest view.

Well, it seems to me what we're led to is, once again, a modest view about suicide.

A new and modest view of space, indeed, from the country that brought you the Apollo programme.

President Carter, who had been an engineering officer in Adm. Hyman G. Rickover's nuclear submarine program, had a decidedly modest view of what nuclear technology could accomplish.

The experience of the Reagan years put this theory to rest, but it should not cast doubt on the more modest view that lower income tax rates would be good for the economy.

In contrast to the people's forum two weeks ago, which was broadcast on Sky to what Fairfax called "a modest viewing audience", the hour-long debate at the National Press Club in Canberra will be shown live on the ABC.

Did he really hold so radically modest a view of art's potential?

Administration officials have bridled at suggestions that the initial US aid contribution was modest in view of the scale of the disaster.

That terrifying number may still be too modest in view of the fact that the 11,000 barrels a day now being captured are only a fraction of the total.

In the UK, we'll have to make do with the slightly more modest E398 (view the PDF fact sheet here), another lifestyle device, this time aimed at hip young music lovers.