When John Travolta is gunned down clutching the '60s spy thriller "Modesty Blaise" in Quentin Tarantino's "Pulp Fiction" (1994), for example, it recalls the first time we encounter Lulu, reading a biography of Frida Kahlo.
(There was much argument among the girls about whether it was strictly necessary to cover your eyes during kissing scenes or scenes involving Colin Firth on horseback, for example—so as to avoid irreparable harm to your modesty).
"For example, you may need small windows to protect women's modesty or a ground floor that is for livestock and an upstairs for the family," says Rossetto, whose job has taken her to some of the world's worst disaster zones, including Gujarat in 2001 and Pakistan in 2005.
Among Republicans, for example, one used to see a strain based on intellectual modesty, of resistance to grand theories and attempts to explain everything.
Julianne Moore, for example, can wear full cleavage and still look the epitome of modesty and dignity because she is Julianne Moore and that's how she rolls.
The modesty of many of the 900 cooperative examples on a state-compiled list -- for example, two towns jointly buying trash bags or training paramedics -- shows that in comparison to states with big metropolitan areas or well-established counties, Connecticut doesn't offer much in the way of regionally based services.
For example, attitudes to being provided with a towel or gown for modesty, or the need to sign a consent form.
Christian Scientists, for example, categorically refuse medical interventions, while some ultra-orthodox Jewish views on female modesty rule out a hospital birth.
I do think that Klinghoffer's newfound zeal leads him to romanticize certain aspects of his chosen creed; for example, he holds up Orthodox bar-mitzvah celebrations as exemplary occasions of piety and modesty.
Brashness, for example, isn't a quality associated with the elder Bush, who always displayed the ingrained modesty of the old establishment.
