Sentence examples for somewhat more modest from inspiring English sources
A somewhat more modest nude chiffon version, though, proved enchanting.
Mr. Pason's campaign operation is somewhat more modest.
The Southeast and Southwest, however, experienced "somewhat more modest growth," it added.
NBC garnered somewhat more modest numbers with "Undercovers" (7.1 million) and "Law & Order: SVU" (9.2 million).
The Brazilians' shorts were cut high to the hip; the Americans' were somewhat more modest.
It echoes more lightly but undeniably through this somewhat smaller presentation of more modest works, the first survey of Polke's photographs in New York.
In December, the House passed a somewhat similar bill, making more modest changes in election procedures, by a vote of 362 to 63.
His recipes marked a change from the style of cookery known in the Middle Ages, to new techniques aimed at creating somewhat lighter dishes, and more modest presentations of pies as individual pastries and turnovers.
The familiar Wyss yarn about the marooned Robinson clan was first filmed twenty years ago, in a far more modest and somewhat burlier version.With Mr. Mills and Miss McGuire in the parent roles originated by Thomas Mitchell and Edna Best, Mr. Disney and his producer, Bill Anderson, have shot the whole picture on the island of Tobago, near Trinidad.
The bill is somewhat more favorable to taxpayers of modest means than the plan President Bush proposed or the measures passed by the House.
