Examples of using "Modeste" in a sentence and their english translations:
Be more modest.
- Tom is humble.
- Tom is modest.
You're modest.
Be more modest.
- I'm very modest.
- I'm very humble.
- You're very humble.
- You're very modest.
Now, obviously, I was only a small part of this work,
I come from a humble background.
He is a very modest man.
Oh, don't be so modest.
Don't be so modest.
Even the most modest hut on earth
The older he grew, the more modest he became.
The young lady is modest like a violet.
A truly great man is always modest.
Oh, don't be so modest.
Would you consider giving me a small loan?
You're too humble.
Their modest income doesn't allow for many luxuries.
The higher he rose in social rank, the more modest he became.
The dumb masses believe that Mandela was a decent man.
Their modest income doesn't allow for many luxuries.
Their modest income doesn't allow for many luxuries.
Oh, don't be so modest.
It's a small price to pay.
After winning the Nobel prize, she remained as modest as ever.
Humble and not imaginative, Justin only knew evil through hearsay.
The older he grew, the more modest he became.
She complained about my low salary.
Difficult things in the world must have their beginnings in the easy; big things must have their beginnings in the small.
You're losing yourself in this minor job, when you could be the owner of an international enterprise.
- The films shown in this modest cinema had an intermission during which the projectionist changed the reel.
- There was an intermission in the films shown in this modest cinema, during which the projectionist changed the reel.
The higher he rose in social rank, the more modest he became.
On this day in 1887 appeared in Warsaw a booklet by Ludwik Lejzer Zamenhof about the "International Language". Its size was modest, its motto ambitious: "For a language to be international, it is not enough simply to declare it so." The name of the author was given as "Dr. Esperanto".
I had rather be shut up in a very modest cottage with my books, my family and a few old friends, dining on simple bacon, and letting the world roll on as it liked, than to occupy the most splendid post, which any human power can give.
I see another but a tinier Troy, / a seeming Pergama recalls the great. / A dried-up Xanthus I salute with joy, / and clasp the portals of a Scaean gate.