I mean, let's not beat around the bush here!" A TRAIL of votive candles, mourning wreaths and downcast Dominicans leads to the threshold of the agency he started a dozen years ago to bring this neighborhood of unnoticed have-nots a modicum of community ballast.
But just because you don't want to bother dealing with a million receipts, doesn't mean you can't have a modicum of quality.
I know I am, but not without a modicum of guilt.
From journalists to academics, the government has not even a modicum of tolerance to an alternative academic thought.
"When judges on benches see themselves reflected in the face of a perpetrator and recuse him of all responsibility, they will not feel a modicum of remorse due to their privilege of race and class," reads one petition calling for Strother's removal from the bench with 67,000 signatories.
If we don't inflict a modicum of pain on financial players — not out of spite, but because the system needs change — we will accomplish little.
Hirsch and Kravitz, while strong performers, don't have a modicum of genuine chemistry when on screen together, making for a strained union.
Both are sweet but not cloying, with a modicum of nutrition a fresh start to the new year.
The book revealed that Cowell had a crush on Cole, and implied that, while nothing ever happened between them, she was not above employing a modicum of feminine wiles to get her way backstage on The X Factor.
It was also difficult not to feel a modicum of sympathy for Treviso, who were so hopelessly outclassed in every facet of the game that it was frankly embarrassing at times.
