Examples of using A modicum in English and their translations into Hebrew
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were rather large and they provided the boys a modicum of safety just by their size.
Okay, well… I will continue to pray that someday I might bring you a modicum of peace.
as this might serve to restore at least a modicum of balance.
Maybe that would make sense if we had even a modicum of success with our current setup.
Some of these disastrous changes may have been avoided had the Israeli government displayed a modicum of resistance to the initial American pressures.
Because as far as I can tell, I am the only one here showing even a modicum of anguish.
We should not break new ground in this sphere if I did not appeal to a modicum of good will in you and to your sympathetic spiritual understanding.
Twenty years after the Oslo agreements, it is apparent to all that somehow this process failed to bring even a modicum of peace to Israel and its Arab antagonists.
A modicum of connective tissue indicates that,
These efforts have achieved a modicum of success, but they do not go to the root of the problem,
If there is even a modicum of resilience left it is advised that a short interval be set aside to bear with the challenge
gently presenting morality, a modicum of drama(because the mother of the heroine's father killed out of jealousy to his own brother), then this is your movie.
All I'm asking is that you do the minimal amount of work in this class to give yourself the illusion that you're actually learning something, and to give me a modicum of self-respect, like I'm actually teaching a class.
In the broader sweep of history, the Iraqi vignette serves as a reminder of the role Americans have for 60 years played around the world- defeating totalitarian regimes and bringing a modicum of decency and freedom to desperate lands.
instead treating Me as a guest in order to obtain a modicum of help from Me.
They lack a modicum of compassion and frequently transform what should be routine marriage applications into a bureaucratic nightmare, encouraging thousands of
The buffet was revived in England and France at the end of the century, when new ideals of privacy made a modicum of self-service at breakfast-time appealing, even among those who could have had
became the basis for Mulvey's assertion that even the linear experience of a cinematic viewing has always exhibited a modicum of stillness.
can provide a modicum of strategic stability to the fast-shifting Middle East.