Sentence examples for more modest though from inspiring English sources
On Tompkins Circle and Ward Avenue, on the Ward Hill edge, houses are more luxurious; on St . Pauls Avenue, they are slightly more modest, though often with water views.
His self-presentation was more modest, though his talents belied that modesty; his manner was deceptively ordinary.
Mr. Weber was far more modest, though he did note that the film involved possibly 35 actors and a crew of 20 for production.
The decision displayed the Fed's confidence that the economy is moving onto a path of slightly more modest though more sustainable growth.
Back in the 18th century, dancers' costumes were far more modest, though: stylised versions of court gowns that bared only shoulders and arms.
The ISM survey also brought goods news on employment, with a leap in non-manufacturing headcounts, following a more modest, though still substantial, rise in manufacturing jobs reported earlier in the week.
When it came to the institutions that emerged from Bretton Woods, Keynes's central bank model lost out to Harry White's more modest proposals – though, ironically, the actions of the United States during the Marshall Plan years proved the soundness of his logic.
Even with its more modest scale, though, the story offers a clarifying illustration of something that has been driving one of the most bizarre and dramatic Presidential elections in history: a broad sense of rage at the establishment and the injustices wrought by the inequities in the modern, globalized economy.
On a more modest scale, though, the introns-early view appears to hold true, at least formally: precursors of introns, most likely, were inherited by modern life forms from the primordial genetic pool.
And motorists who drive fancy cars report having more fun driving than those who own more modest vehicles, though in-car monitoring shows this isn't the case.
Owned by the Mohegan Tribe, it is a more modest property, though only by comparison — Mohegan is the second-largest casino in the hemisphere.
