Sentence examples for tiny modest from inspiring English sources

9 High Five - Tokyo This tiny, modest hangout tucked into the nook of a much bigger, unrelated, building in Tokyo makes the list largely thanks to Hidetsugu Ueno, Japan's most celebrated bartender.

At the end of the game's first act, you enter his church, a tiny, modest sanctuary built to hold a couple dozen people, max.

Others depict plant life wildly out of control, such as giant Hollywood Junipers whose tentacle-like branches resemble the tips of flames as they overpower tiny, modest bungalows.

The tombs of Du Bois and his second wife, Shirley, sit next to his former home, which is today a tiny, modest museum at the W.E.B.

Tiny, with a modest budget, it has no subpoena power and relies on the department's good will for relevant information.

Again, it's modest, tiny but authentic -- telling the kinds of stories millions of Americans are living out daily in the post-house-crash doldrums of our present economy (the stories, incidentally, studios wouldn't know how to process, even if they did touch them with 10-foot poles).

But its goals are so modest, so tiny, so timid that fulfillment is exactly what it does not provide.

It's just over a minute, and Evancho is tiny and angelic, wearing modest gold hoop earrings and a ponytail frothed into big, stiff curls.

Now, for the first time, some five-dozen of those creations have been brought together in an exhibition — "Modern Nature: Georgia O'Keeffe and Lake George" — at the Hyde Collection, a tiny museum in this modest, well-kept city of about 15,000, an hour north of Albany.

The couple, who live in Red Hook, had started small — tiny — selling a few dozen live lobsters out of the crude storefront of their modest commercial building on Van Brunt Street, where Mr. Gorham kept the woodworking shop.

Today Trader and its rivals are tiny operations, and they have modest followings.