Sentence examples for more modest forms from inspiring English sources

As for foreclosures, the advisers said more modest forms of aid would work just as well in most cases.

His dissent took more modest forms — he marched, did a little speaking, and, inspired by Allard Lowenstein, threw himself into registering young voters — and he took his time about going into politics.

There are, however, much more modest forms of dualism most notably those concerned with mental properties (and sometimes states and events)—that need not involve any commitment to the persistence of mental life after death.

They need not trouble more modest forms of phenomenalism that do allow also for intentional character.

By contrast, we are already surrounded by more modest forms of biomedical enhancement, and others will almost certainly emerge in the near future.

In 2000, it began marketing the product to consumers, in more modest form.

If the museum does survive, it will clearly be in a more modest form.

But there's a more modest form of imagination that's within the reach of more directors: a practical imagination that, within familiar modes of storytelling, considers characters with a quasi-documentary, journalistic curiosity and empathy.

The Cease-fire program — modeled on a highly successful violence-prevention approach pioneered in Boston that uses "carrots" in the form of jobs and other services combined with the "stick" of intensified law enforcement to persuade hardened gang members to give up violence — is continuing, albeit in a far more modest form.

But it is a more modest form of platonism than Gödel's platonism.

A more modest form of pansychism has been advocated by the neuroscientist Giulio Tononi (2008) and endorsed by other neuroscientists including Christof Koch (2012).