Sentence examples for modestly called from inspiring English sources

Mr Papandreou's father had twice been prime minister (once running a party modestly called the George Papandreou Party).

Books are still for pantywaists, but now they're for souvenir-seeking denizens of what is modestly called the Colbert Nation.

In a telephone interview from Melbourne, Mr. Lawrence modestly called it "a little story about a little man".

The two senators introduced a bill this week, which they modestly called the Bipartisan Tax Fairness and Simplification Act of 2010.

For his part, Mr. Paulson said that after achieving what he modestly called "business success," he looked at various potential recipients for his largess.

Barnum bought an abandoned railroad shed at 26th Street and Madison Avenue, and opened what he modestly called "Barnum's Monster Classical and Geological Hippodrome".

He modestly calls this space his "office".

He modestly calls it a "people's campaign" to halt the Government's headlong rush into a European single currency.

In the case of "The Island of Rota," it began with May Castleberry, who modestly calls herself the book's editor.

Those of us who have no laboratory at all might regard what Choueiri modestly calls his "other" laboratory as the only laboratory that anyone would ever need.

Mr. Draghi, who has been firmly in the austerity camp, last week shifted his rhetoric modestly, calling for a "growth compact" in parallel with the European Union's fiscal treaty, which limits budget deficits and national debt.