She modestly turns her face away from the iPad, desperate for a place to hide.
While I wouldn't dare to disagree, I would only add that a friend pointed out that it was also um, rather physical, though all in the best possible taste: a man in swimming trunks is briefly de-briefed; a large lady appears on stage wearing very little (while shooting up); and a leaner lady whips off her top on stage (she modestly turns her back to the audience).
According to E!, by modestly turning the ring upside down.
The event, which began modestly, gradually turned into a celebrity bash.
He remains in just his fourth season, and has run only a dozen other horses this year, but has turned a modestly bred colt into one good enough to seduce the sport's most ambitious new investors, from Qatar, to his stable.
"Farming", he says modestly, "is simply turning sunshine into carbon".
Among its notable paintings are works by Poussin, Guercino and Simon Vouet, plus a Veronese "Annunciation" showing the virgin, swathed in luminous pink, turning modestly away from the Angel Gabriel.
And only one of them has been able to treat the city as his personal Monopoly board or modestly attempt to turn his name into a modifier.
The president's and vice president's appearances here capped a three-day retreat aimed at further bolstering Democrats, who find the political environment turning modestly in their favor.
The party has found the political environment turning modestly in its favor: A slowly improving economy has raised Mr. Obama's approval ratings, and a new NBC News/Wall Street Journal poll found that 47 percent of registered voters favor Democratic control of Congress and 41 percent want Republicans in control.
