Sentence examples for between two very self-deprecating from inspiring English sources
Sandwiched between two very self-deprecating statements – can you imagine any other artist saying anything like that? – is the acknowledgement of an artist who knows what he's doing, and what he's about.
She is also very self-deprecating.
"She was very self-deprecating about her career at that point," Bartos says.
"She was very self-deprecating, which we Brits love," says Rawsthorn, who is a trustee at the Whitechapel Gallery in London.
"She was very self-deprecating, worried about her performance," Mr. Capra said.
He's a very self-deprecating, quiet bloke.
BB: In [Neil‛s] book, he's very self-deprecating.
Joan Collins: I tell very self-deprecating stories about various people -- Joan Crawford, Bette Davis.
Stewart's originality lies in how he fuses two very different American humor traditions: self-deprecating Jewish wit and Ivy League nattiness.
"We're very humble, self-deprecating people," O'Brien said of him and his family.
Two, he's self-deprecating, which makes him likable.
