Sentence examples for of a modestly from inspiring English sources
They're the homes of a modestly prosperous clan whose breadwinners owned a grocery store, or work in trades or in transportation.
Pakistan has, from its birth, in 1947, possessed many of the ingredients of a modestly successful country, but its political leaders have repeatedly sabotaged its potential.
Wordsworth was born in the Lake District of northern England, the second of five children of a modestly prosperous estate manager.
A beautifully balanced blend of Syrah and Grenache, this is a near-perfect example of a modestly priced, unpretentious, southern French table wine.
Unconcerned with sounding particularly new, the Dandy Warhols' music has a quasi familiarity that has made it particularly attractive to advertisers and soundtrack compilers in need of a modestly hip ambience.
It was as much the fear, however, of a modestly paid life within the four walls of an office that drove him to make the sacrifices to become a footballer.
The authors define "deprivation" as "above poverty but short of minimum requirements for a modestly comfortable level of living".
Our results in this established nested-case control study of BBD point to a modestly increased risk of breast cancer among women with CCL.
Restraint proves a virtue of -- and a shrewd if necessary choice for -- "Children of Invention," a modestly scaled, quietly effective independent movie about a struggling single mother and her two children.
But no, in the sense that Romney could have avoided almost all of his current difficulties, media bias or no, through the simple expedient of running a modestly more competent and creative campaign.
And his cabinet is an emblem of curiosity itself, a modestly scaled descendant of the wunderkammer, or cabinet of wonder, that the Renaissance had invented to house its discoveries, natural and artificial.
