Examples of using A modicum in English and their translations into Hebrew
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With at least a modicum of privacy.
Okay, well… I willcontinue to pray that someday I might bring you a modicum of peace.
And a modicum is enough nowadays.
I simply demand a modicum of respect.
A modicum of connective tissue indicates that, depending upon burial conditions, the remains are less than 200 years old.
I think I deserve a modicum of respect.
They have a modicum of talent, they shout it from the rooftops.
I think I deserve a modicum of leeway.
The dark cabal continues to use its remaining positions of power as a way constantly to thwart them from achieving even a modicum of victory.
You enjoyed a modicum of success today, Watson.
I know you're angry at him, but he deserves a modicum of respect.
I would appreciate a modicum of respect for myself and my team.
There is some truth to theidea that human beings should have a modicum of common sense.
At a time like this, a modicum of snuff can be most efficacious.
Barak's approach, shared by other judges as well, helps toguarantee the protection of individual rights, and to assure at least a modicum of"clean government.".
Still, if there was even a modicum of truth to those rumors.
Ecology, indeed, ought to be a compulsory subject for all economists, whether professionals or laymen,as this might serve to restore at least a modicum of balance.
That may offer you a modicum of empty solace when faced with your pitiful frailty, but no more.
The last 48 hours have been particularly harrowing, so perhaps a modicum of formality might help keep her relaxed.
You lent the operation a modicum of class in the days. That's why- the milk of human kindness- I'm giving you… an out.
Some of these disastrous changes may have beenavoided had the Israeli government displayed a modicum of resistance to the initial American pressures.
But I must admit I did feel a modicum of relief when I found out that you had run him over in a boat.
Twenty years after the Oslo agreements, it is apparent to all that somehow thisprocess has failed to bring even a modicum of peace to Israel and its Arab antagonists.
His soldiers protect him and keep a modicum of peace down here, while often creating their own kind of mayhem along with it.
Ecology, indeed, ought to be a compulsoiy subject for all economists, whether professionals or laymen,as this might sei~ve to restore at least a modicum of balance.
This statement expresses a modicum of the discomfort felt by modern religious women with respect to the traditional wedding ceremony.
We should not break newground in this sphere if I did not appeal to a modicum of good will in you and to your sympathetic spiritual understanding.
It is the same realism tinged with a modicum of moral conviction that was on display last week when Trump recognized Jerusalem as Israel's capital.
Of course, in this situation people only have a modicum of feeling to go on and they do not have a realization of God's holiness, right?
These efforts have achieved a modicum of success, but they do not go to the root of the problem, the moral justification, if any, for the original laws.
