Sentence examples for sufficiently modest that from inspiring English sources

That portfolio is sufficiently modest that the Jets could cut him.

On Wednesday Brandis said he and Indigenous affairs minister Nigel Scullion had worked closely with the opposition and Recognition Council "to ensure we develop a proposal that is sufficiently meaningful, while at the same time sufficiently modest that it will command broad assent from the Australian people", of both conservative and progressive disposition.

The idea is for each side to make a move which is sufficiently modest not to inflame its own hardliners - and for that move to be instantly rewarded with a response from the other side.

A good rule of thumb is to think of the most proper, ladylike person you know and when trying on clothes only wear them out in public if that person would think them to be sufficiently modest.

It was rather that the solutions offered to them were sufficiently modest as to seem at times almost derisible.

Finally, the authors of a recent study, assessing the off-target effects of vorinostat in human primary CD4+ T-cells using microarray gene expression analysis, concluded that vorinostat's effect on transcription was sufficiently modest to support trials aiming to activate HIV replication as part of an eradication strategy.

A lot of the evaluation of her is, arguably, misogynist: she has been described as having a "mannish intellect", chastised for not being sufficiently modest about her literary success and made to feel, in her own words, that she is "a bitch for not having children".

The commission ultimately found that the proposal would "not overwhelm the monumental size of this building" and was sufficiently modest.

Occasionally, men have attacked local women for not wearing what they considered sufficiently modest clothing.

Sequence changes between mouse species were sufficiently modest to assign a specific site of genetic variation to a corresponding TF binding location, often unambiguously.

Hence, one can object to constructive empiricism by suggesting that it is not sufficiently epistemically modest: the doctrine that the aim of science is truth about what is observable should be replaced with the doctrine that the aim of science is truth about what's actually been observed.