The phrase "a humble statement" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a statement that is modest or unpretentious in nature.
Example: "In a humble statement, the author acknowledged the contributions of his team to the project's success."
Alternatives: "a modest declaration" or "an unassuming remark."
Maybe a humble statement or two, and that's it.
According to Bird, they were supposed to make a humble statement or two.
The tactic, most often used on social media, is a boast disguised as a humble statement or complaint but according to the study it deterred fans from signing a petition or backing a celebrity's cause.
As I endeavored to explain yesterday, Milbank's Obama-is-presumptuous thesis was basically underpinned by nonsense: a laundry list of thoroughly commonplace activities that all presidential candidates engage in, coupled with a quote from the candidate that Milbank a) didn't hear, and yet b) sliced up into hash, anyway, transforming a humble statement into a self-aggrandizing one.
She describes her performance as "awful" -- a characteristically humble statement from someone who has since mastered the art.
Instead, these are the words of Bahrain's own cabinet in an extraordinarily frank and almost humble statement issued on Monday ahead of the landmark human rights report due out on Wednesday.
(S he refuses to accept the poet's humble statement "I cannot look on thee" – a reference to the Old Testament idea that to see God's glory directly is death.
It was a statement from a humble believer who wants people to look to God -- not him -- for perfection and answers.
This was highlighted in 1956 when he arranged for the erection of a statue depicting a Hindu god in a humble representation and made antitheistic statements.
"Jordan was a loving child, with a humble and sharing spirit," said Edwards' family in a statement through their attorney, Lee Merritt, on Tuesday.
Suzuki shows a humble, dry humour and instances of blurting out surprising statements.
