Sentence examples for modicum of other from inspiring English sources

In the table below, I've listed the current forecasts at seven different Web sites that use state polls, sometimes along with a modicum of other information like a state's past voting history, to produce predictions of the popular vote in each state.

With a modicum of ingenuity, other parties can break in and help themselves.

Integration would demand a modicum of respect for other opinions and views, a requirement fundamentally at odds with the "you're either for us or against us" Bush doctrine, and neoconservatism in general.

Anyone with a modicum of empathy for other living beings must feel deeply troubled. .

But it does demand a modicum of respect for others – even those who have lost respect for themselves.

There is a modicum of notable art from other countries.

A few blankets tied to the branches serve as make-do walls and offer a modicum of privacy from the other families now living at Lalish.

In fact, he has repeatedly refused to accept even a modicum of guilt for anything other than cheating on his girlfriend.

In the end, naturally, our odd couple become mutually dependent — Arvind needs Ayyan's wiliness to resurrect his career; Ayyan needs Arvind to bring the Adi con to its pinnacle — and in the end they develop a modicum of respect for each other.

It must of course be understood that even the simplest sports, such as weightlifting, require a modicum of intellectual effort, while others, such as baseball, involve a considerable amount of mental alertness.

He received a modicum of backstage schooling, and like other child vaudevillians would remain self-conscious about his limited reading and writing abilities.