Sentence examples for my modicum from inspiring English sources
Desperately trying to preserve my modicum of success so that I can hold my head high in this giant pecking order of art and commerce and celebrity..
I vigorously consumed the prescribed blackness from American media, because I saw a modicum of my own reality reflected on my television screen.
I guess what I really wanted, in my pathetic fantasy life, was for Robert Hughes, my writerly idol, to feign a modicum of interest in me and my questions.
My modest plea for a modicum of national sovereignty over the economic policies imposed on a nation languishing in the depths of a great depression was met with astonishing brutality.
Never mind that I (or anyone with a modicum of tech-savvy) could spoof my IP address with my hands tied behind my back.
"They need some black calendars," I said, a modicum of emphasis in my voice.
At least, in my defence, I've got a modicum of self-knowledge.
If you have no respect for me, I nevertheless expect a modicum of respect for my wife".
The chief executive of a large multinational bank gave the most surprising answer for this gathering, which you would assume would attract technologically engaged people: "I have a BlackBerry — I don't use apps!" To bring a modicum of science to my study, I tried to tally the types of apps to detect patterns.
This will allow users of cloud services to have some modicum of portability: if my cloud provider jacks up their prices, I should be able to transition smoothly to a different cloud provider — or onto my own private cloud — because the underlying mechanisms for interacting with it (the published APIs) should be the same between providers.
