The phrase "humble before" is correct and can be used in written English.
It means to show humbleness or humility towards someone or something. You can use it to describe a person's attitude or behavior. Example: The leader of the tribe was known for being humble before their ancestors, always showing respect and gratitude towards them.
I will be humble before the work".
In other words, Thomas is humble before his own reading of the constitutional text — and dismissive of the attempts of others, including other Justices, to interpret it.
"I am humble before the gift that was given to me," Mr. Vickers said privately on the day of his New York master class.
A master of symbolism, he ingeniously played on English patriotism and religious faith to create the public image of a valiant and pious king hungry to restore English glory and humble before God.
He promised to be "humble before the people's voices" and called for national unity to overcome an economic crisis spawned by stagnant growth and surging prices for oil and other raw materials.
But in poem-sequences such as "Gospel Stories", "Whale Music", "A Glass Child" and "The Death of Francesco Borromini", he is now – in his late style – humble before them.
And while we Episcopalians are certainly smaller and, dare I say, humbler than before, we have greater lay participation and more generous giving today than even in the benchmark days of the 1950s.
The South Arabian expert W.F. Albert Jamme, however, translates the inscription as "GDR king of Aksum occupied the passages of 'RG and LMQ", or "Gedara, King of Axum is humbled before the [gods] Arg and Almouqah," (i.e. Almaqah or Ilmuqah), assuming that the ʾ in Ilmuqah was assimilated.
Instead, it's important to be self-aware and to know what you need to work on, so you can be humbled before others.
If you spend your life comparing yourself to others, then you will never feel like what you have is enough, and you won't be humbled before all that you have been given.
Trichet has eaten humble pie before, but weeks before his exit?
