Sentence examples for saw a modicum from inspiring English sources

Foldable keyboards saw a modicum of popularity during the heyday of the Palm V and the clever Stowaway keyboard.

I vigorously consumed the prescribed blackness from American media, because I saw a modicum of my own reality reflected on my television screen.

"It's a momentous occasion for Milosevic's victims, who might see a modicum of justice done," said Mr. Roth, whose organization strongly supports what is called "universal jurisdiction" for human rights offenses.

In fact, through my own experiences and those of others, I have seen a modicum of disappointment in "life after the Ph.D".

"I know it's disappointing for the Cheltenham fans to come all the way here and see their team lose again, but hopefully they've seen a little modicum of hope - in as much as that we were probably one goal away from having a decent performance.

While I see an audience for this laptop, it's clear that anyone with a modicum of computer savvy to could recreate this laptop for considerably less.

This means that allowing readers to view N articles/month for free, but requiring them to pay a modicum to see the rest, makes good business sense.

Wodehouse came to see that Bertie could show a modicum of dash and savvy and still be a complete idiot.

For all that this sounds coy enough to be stencilled on driftwood and sold to the type of people Olde Seaside Shoppes always see coming, nonetheless it harbours a modicum of truth – and, crucially, is the type of thing people actually say to each other, as opposed to the type of thing scriptwriters think they say.

"Mayoral control can provide a modicum of stability.

Societies that try to resist this trend most notably the Arab countries, but also Japan and some southern European countries will pay a heavy price in the form of wasted talent and frustrated citizens.This revolution has been achieved with only a modicum of friction (see article).