Sentence examples for modestly agreed from inspiring English sources

Pennetta, a bubbly, personable 27-year-old from Italy, thanked her and later modestly agreed.

In 1892 he was a co-founder of the Bibliographical Society and its first honorary secretary, an office he modestly agreed to hold "pro tem in the hopes of your finding a better man".

Holed up in his bunker, she argued, his acolytes will urge him to ignore the pleas to stand aside for the good of party and country... "And he will modestly agree".

He refuses to acknowledge that what he does is above and beyond his role as caretaker, but modestly agrees that it is thanks to him that the school has a minibus.

— A statement from OPEC, the cartel of 14 oil producing nations, which agreed to modestly cut its collective output.

Worry due to family history was modestly correlated with agreeing that CRC was due to genetics (r = 0.33) and perceived knowledgeability about CRC risk (r = 0.21).

OPEC's 14 oil producing nations agreed on Wednesday to modestly cut their collective oil output later this year in an effort to bolster sagging prices, according to a cartel official.

The two parties agreed to raise the cap modestly last year, but that deal expires next September.

G.M. has agreed to compensate the pension guarantor modestly for assuming Delphi's unfunded obligations.

The guild agreed to accept parts of the offer — including modestly higher health and pension contributions — but dug in its heels on several larger issues.

The Senate changed its rules modestly at the beginning of the year to curb filibusters, and members agreed among themselves to be more judicious in their use of obstructionist tactics.