Anyone who knows him, or has spent the tiniest modicum of time in his company, knows Matthew McConaughey has a distinct "thing" for the open road, the call of the wild.
Although a modicum of time is spent exploring the generally chilly evolution of Dalgliesh's character and his first stirrings of emotion toward a woman he meets here, not even that is allowed to slow down the business at hand.
But, if they had spent even a modicum of time online researching just who would watch streaming shows, they would've found out that plenty of these folks have no interest in watching TV on TV; they essentially live online.
This reflected the time and place; surging growth in Bombay's textile factories had spawned a new class of organised labour, with a modicum of spare time and money.
The healthy food grocery basket needs to be transported home, a reasonably equipped kitchen is needed for preparation, and the preparer needs a modicum of skill, time and inclination to prepare this healthful food.
Given a modicum of space and time, games of football are likely to spring up anywhere, and footballs to be invented out of tightly bound rigs or newspapers.
Duport had a modicum of fame at the time, and as the only royalist academic at Trinity, he was an especially popular choice to teach the offspring of rich royalist families.
"Even if people do think he's super human that has to be a modicum of sense in the time he has to be out there learning the breakdown, etc," said Booth, describing Friday as a "good opportunity".
Cooking from scratch, raw vegetables, can be just as quick, but it does take a modicum of thought, a little time and energy – both of which feel overstretched for many workers.
It gives them a little extra time, a modicum of extra space.
They promised to reform Senate rules and allow the minority party a modicum of influence for the first time, but it did not take long before the two parties were squabbling over resources and rules much as they had before.
