I didn't need the niqab as long as I dressed modestly, and sometimes wore the abaya out of respect for the place, but that is just my personal experience.
Most are modestly paid, and sometimes they wear uniforms, carrying M-4s and risking their lives for us.
He added bebop accents with snare and bass drum -- again, modestly -- and sometimes the flow became clotted when he took his attention away from the ride cymbal.
"Cotton Mary" features the Merchant Ivory team's infamous undercurrent of understated emotion, feelings so modestly rendered that sometimes one is unsure if there is any emotion.
Ballads that should soar unfurl more modestly and the lyrics sometimes suffer from the generic, like the Hallmark Card-ish aphorism the chorus often repeats: "You never know what life will bring, only what you bring to life".
It is possible to find in some cases, especially in the presence of a modestly sized adenoma, a sometimes asymmetrical hypertrophy of the AFMS, which can mimic the presence of a PCa.
However, while smoking is positively associated with several disorders (and sometimes only modestly), it also appears to be protective for hypospadias and skin defects, and there is probably no effect on diaphragmatic hernia, genital defects (except cryptorchidism), and defects of the CNS, renal/urinary tract and respiratory systems.
Actors portraying choristers and stagehands move props and set pieces around between songs, and sometimes break into modestly effective dance numbers.
Even when workers were modestly attentive, records show, children sometimes came to harm -- often under the noses of those ostensibly caring for them.
Sometimes even a modestly gifted cast will happily gel, as it does in "Eastward Ho!" Meanwhile, a West End cast led by Michael Ball and Emma Williams has certainly gelled in "Chitty Chitty Bang Bang".
