Sentence examples for more modest interpretation from inspiring English sources
Other proponents of a constitutional deus ex machina have offered a more modest interpretation of the public debt clause, under which only actual default (as opposed to any action that merely increases the risk of default) is impermissible.
When it does not, a more modest interpretation is in order, that views our findings as interesting correlations at best.
Compared to conventional foresight, Adaptive Foresight thus favours a more modest interpretation of the collective ability to "shape the future" and stresses the need to adapt to actions by others.
It can continue to defend the Bush administration's expansive interpretation of executive power, advance a more modest one or short-circuit the case by moving it to the criminal justice system or by deporting Mr. Marri.
And the White House left ample room for interpretation in its goal, since "an agreement" could include anything from a more modest declaration of principles to a full-blown accord between the two sides.
More caution, more prudence, more modest living.
But benefits are more modest.
Maybe something more modest.
Mitchell was more modest.
