modest造句怎么写

Khrushchev: Nothing... it means nothing. Call it a modest gentleman's agreement to ensure our continued relationship.

On both sides of the road rubble towers over his modest parish car.

He takes his winnings and goes to the blackjack table and turns his modest winnings into a million dollars.

The east had its own charm of fine deep blue, and its own modest gem, a rising and solitary star.

Shocked's song has a romantic tinge to it, But actually there is no mystique to this modest town.

Should it continue with Mr Bush's ambitious policy of exporting America's power and values or should it settle for a more modest policy of containment?

The user also shed some light on what type of personality he thinks men from his country deem attractive, revealing: 'modest and courtly personality and lifestyle is ideal'.

We SAHDs are simpler. A pair of jeans, a modest rotation of ironic t-shirts, a fifteen-minute trip to the barbershop every two months, and we're good to go.

While many gifts are modest — oranges, chocolate or liquor — failure to bring them home could be a source of shame, and especially painful for parents who work away from home most of the year.

Be modest, otherwise you will lag behind.

The modest man moderately modified the model in this mode.

This census will be relatively modest in ambit.

As solar storms go, the Valentine's Day flare was actually modest.

"The more a man knows, the more he is inclined to be modest"

But in the confusion there were some modest signs of civic heroism, of bystanders who did not just stand by.

Yet other trade lawyers and economists noted that China had threatened to retaliate in a way that had high political salience but modest economic impact.

Virginia, meanwhile, saw only modest gains for Republicans, with control of the state Senate, previously in Democratic hands, hanging on a wafer-thin Republican victory headed for a recount.

Are you embarrassed because I'm not modest?

From this modest hideout, he could bother people without interruption.

We should be modest and prudent, guard against arrogance and rashness, and serve the people heart and soul.

The bank’s officials have argued, in increasingly hysterical tones, that any tampering with Greek debt, even a modest extension of maturities, would be a catastrophe.

The modest receive benefit, while the conceited reap failure.

Mr Obama's diplomacy, bolstered by his success over health-care reform, has in fact secured real gains, even if they are more modest than all the hoopla suggests.

These more modest outfits wince at the criticism their flashier brethren are attracting.

And for the solution of the existed problems, and the post dynamic stock can be taken and it may be the modest way to impel and restrict during the transitional time.