Sentence examples for modestly suggests from inspiring English sources

"Sometimes a good chamber orchestra doesn't really need a conductor," he modestly suggests.

Victoria modestly suggests it may have been because the songs were "verse, chorus, verse, chorus".

She modestly suggests that she isn't gifted as an actress, and cites the difference in literary cultures between England and France, where writers seldom perform their work in public.

Readers learned last week that Faulkner derived inspiration and lifted details from the plantation diaries of a family friend for his greatest novels, and Gordon-Reed modesuggestsgesthathathehe sweep of her tale deserves a Tolstoy.

But in a clip from Oprah's "Master Class: Special Edition," airing Sunday on OWN, the dapper dad modestly suggests his darling daughter will one day cringe as every other kid does at their parents' behavior.

This observation, together with the descending order of the digital expression levels of TE exons from G3, G1 to G2 modestly suggests that hnRNP C (but not U2AF65) regulate the exonization of TEs in a non-linear way.

Mr. Nomikos modestly suggested that the space could be used for badly needed storage.

"A sixpenny edition" of the book, the author modestly suggested, "would be the salvation of mankind".

U.S. stock index futures rose modestly, suggesting that Wall Street would open higher.

He modestly suggested that 31 years of often steady and sometimes spectacular play helped carry the voting.

All modestly suggest that wisdom, however -- the Platonic kind at least -- is still as elusive as their short-term memories, which are now pretty much shot.