Sentence examples for modest when it from inspiring English sources

The show has picked up good and often rave reviews wherever its been and certainly the producers are not modest when it comes to describing Walking With Dinosaurs: The Arena Spectacular.

These facts should reinforce the need for progress, however modest, when it comes to improving the FOIA process.

Mr. Frey and his team created the car — from approval by top management to the showroom — in just 18 months, and expectations were modest when it was introduced on April 17 , 1964 at the New York World's Fair.

Holland's player of the year, England's player of the year, a Copa América winner with Uruguay and player of the tournament too, but his club career has actually been startlingly modest when it comes to silverware.

Bain Capital was modest when it launched (the first investment pool was thirty-seven million dolland), agnosticstic about whether it borrowed money to buy existing businesses or built new businesses with its own money.

Thomas might be modest when it comes to his success, but it was pride and bloody mindedness that led him to take a punt on the Commonwealth Games.

Summerskill is modest when I mention it, but proud of the gains made in the nine years he's been chief executive of Stonewall.

"I become less modest when I see people taking away the things I had done".

And I'm not being falsely modest when I say I'm not the world's most intelligent man.

A couple of factors made the Kindle a modest hit when it made its debut in November 2007.

In other words, there's nothing to give the slightest offense in "Son of God," which is at its modest best when it's focusing on palace intrigue in Jerusalem between Roman governor Pontius Pilate (a scowling Greg Hicks) and high priest Caiaphas (a sour Adrian Schiller).