Sentence examples for went a modicum from inspiring English sources

Given that the Windows 10 launch date for those devices just came and went, a modicum of slack may be in order.

Starting from scratch and trying to get a modicum of Republican cooperation is a chimera.

It's difficult to even get a modicum of respect.

Blackpool actually started the game reasonably well and at least looked as if they might go down with a modicum of fight.

Or they can exercise their basic right to know where their ad spends are going -- and demand a modicum of alignment with their brand standards and ethics.

After almost 20 years of nonstop deadlines, I really needed a change of pace if I was going to continue with a modicum of sanity.

Francis made music seemingly custom built for confused cab rides home at 4am when your head's' spinning and your hands are in the lap of a lap you used to know and the only thing that's going to make even a modicum of sense is whatever's playing on Magic FM at that time of morning.

HENDRIK HERTZBERG: I suppose he's hoping for some minor miracle that will allow him to go back to Texas with a modicum of dignity.

"You could go undefeated," Krzyzewski had suggested without a modicum of embarrassment.

If you can afford to go abroad, you can probably afford a modicum for the exchange service – and it is a service.

The family's solicitor, Jocelyn Cockburn, said: "It was important for the family to achieve justice after going through a horrendous few years following the deaths of Fiona Pilkington and Francecca and it has given them a modicum of financial security going forward.