Modicum

The company offers a modicum of employee benefits.

The novelist included a modicum of symbolism in her novel.

He felt a modicum of guilt for lying to his parents.

The coach had a modicum of respect for the opposing team's strategies during the game.

The building had a modicum of grandeur that made it stand out.

The politician's speech had a modicum of sincerity that resonated with the audience.

The patient showed a modicum of improvement after the surgery.

He had a modicum of courage that allowed him to speak up in class.

The teacher showed only a modicum of enthusiasm during the lesson.

She managed to save a modicum of money each month.

She had a modicum of hope that things would get better soon.

Despite their differences, the opposing team showed a modicum of respect for their rivals after the game.

The company's new product launch was met with only a modicum of success.

The building had a modicum of historical value, but it was mostly in disrepair.

A modicum of patience is essential when working with children.

The student's modicum of success in the difficult subject was due to her persistence and dedication.

He had only a modicum of knowledge about programming.

The scientist's modicum of success in discovering the new element was the result of years of research and experimentation.