Sentence examples for published modestly from inspiring English sources

My first poetry collection was published modestly by a small press when I was twenty-seven.

Jane Austen first published modestly as "A Lady", but double initials are a common camouflage.

Ever since Lee Iacocca published his modestly titled "Iacocca" in 1985, bosses have been ever keener on puffing their achievements in autobiographies.

In January of this year, Cell published a study modestly titled, Interspecies Chimerism with Mammalian Pluripotent Stem Cells.

He also began writing reviews for Different Worlds, a gaming magazine that Chaosium published, and getting modestly paid for his work.

He failed again, failed better, got published, and after three modestly well-received novels, in 1983 reached a tipping point.

When "The Way of the Prisoner" was published, in 2003, it sold modestly, but it gained supporters. Soering, who had run a centering-prayer group and a Tai Chi class behind bars, was reborn as something other than a teen-age killer.

When "This Boy's Life" was published, some critics wondered at a modestly known fiction writer seizing a genre normally reserved for grand old men.

The recording sold modestly at first; the book, published posthumously in 1954, went on to become his most popular work in America.

Shelley's poem and Smith's were published in short succession in the Examiner the next year, Smith modestly regretting their proximity.

When it was finally published last fall, by the small literary press Four Way Books, it sold modestly.