Sentence examples similar to humble conduct from inspiring English sources
Since August , 1981 a little woman from Spain named Concepcion Picciotto has been living there with her hand-painted signs and her humble tent, conducting a 24-hour "truth and peace" vigil.
They now have to embrace more humble methods of conducting business and admit defeat when younger upstarts create better, faster innovations.
Mr. O'Neill's description of his new approach to Japan appears in keeping with President Bush's repeated insistence that he would conduct a "humble" foreign policy, in which the United States lectured less and listened more.
Democrats ran on a platform that implicitly suggested that it's alright if America does not take the lead on every issue — they talked like George W. Bush back in 2000, when he spoke often of conducting a "humble" foreign policy.
We are continually being humbled when we do conduct the studies, because commonly they reveal results that are unexpected and consequential.
In this murkier age of global markets, globe-trotting terrorists, disintegrating superpowers and distended peacekeeping missions, George W. Bush made realists happy by assuring them he would protect America's "national interests," while assuring allies that America would stop lecturing and conduct a "more humble foreign policy".
They are humble lads and the way they conduct themselves when they win makes me proud.
Few will back him to succeed but one thing is for sure: he will conduct himself in an honourable and humble way, as he always has done.
Neil Armstrong stands out for being incredibly humble, quiet, and noble (Note: this interview was conducted approximately one week prior to Mr. Armstrong's death).
