Sentence examples for still a modicum from inspiring English sources

There is still a modicum of doubt, and some mystery, as to what Saddam did with all those precursors and agents for his biological and chemical arms programmes.

Wouldn't there be some, among the crowds that always throng the square, just a few with still a modicum of humanity who, for a trifling sum, will take pride and joy in setting little birds free.

But, in contrast to the Critique of Pure Reason (1781), the Prize Essay contains still a modicum of hope.

There is still a modicum of dread.

I feel and hope there is still a modicum of common anger at being played the fool -- and enough attention and chutzpah to feel we can do something about it.

The central government still has a modicum of legitimacy, though it may not last long.

Although the mowers' blades are removed, these machines still have a modicum of menace.

Better to adopt the state-to-state paradigm while Oslo autonomy still offers a modicum of stability on the ground.

Most offices still expect a modicum of sartorial decorum, even if they're run by millennials with a laid-back Silicon Valley ethos.

Wake Up is clearly aiming at a younger, cooler, social media-savvy audience, but it still needs a modicum of gravitas.

"Here the magic price seems to be $1,000, but it appears that the PC makers are really struggling to make this price point and still preserve a modicum of profit for themselves," Windsor said.