Sentence examples for he feels humbled from inspiring English sources

And the Southend youth product has said he feels humbled to be spoken of in the same way as former Blues keeper Cawston.

Bhalla also said that he feels humbled to have won the mayoral race and by the support that he's received from the Sikh American community at large.

Rather, he feels humbled – and, often, exhausted – by the experience of becoming a mentor and friend to this man.

At the end he thanked the audience again and said he felt humbled.

McIlroy said he felt humbled at Olympic, especially after last year's groundbreaking, euphoric victory at the Open at Congressional Country Club, where he finished 16 under par.

The channel said the tone of the remarks seemed markedly at odds with Mr. Murdoch's public insistence that he felt "humbled" by the hacking scandal.

The first time DeRosa hung around the batting cage with the American team, he felt humbled as he watched new teammates like Jimmy Rollins and Derek Jeter.

At a remembrance ceremony in 2007, he said he felt humbled to be "representing an entire generation," but he insisted that the occasion was not about him.

Beckham said he felt "humbled" by the power of football to inspire the children he met, displaced by conflict and living in a refugee camp in the Djibouti desert.

Steven Spielberg, whose new film "Lincoln" opened this month, said he felt humbled Monday as he delivered the keynote address during ceremonies to mark the 149th anniversary of Abraham Lincoln's Gettysburg Address, The Associated Press reported.

And then came Tuesday, with the appearance of both Rupert and James Murdoch in front of the Culture, Media and Sport Committee, with the combination of Rupert's declaration that he felt humbled and him being attacked by a man wielding a plate of shaving foam giving the press a field day with headlines speaking of Murdoch eating "Humble Pie".