And then the latter: "Thankfully, a return to the same venue only a few months ago proved a much more humble, engaging and devoted performance.
But for every toffee-nosed academic I've met, there have been plenty of humble, engaging, enthusiastic ones who love their subjects and just want to get the word out there.
But a strong, respected, convinced, more humble and engaged Hillary could fully help Obama to deliver his agenda.
In the spirit of fostering a little more humility in our private thinking and our public discourse, it might be worth remembering that some of those we admire the most have also been humble and engaged in frequent self-doubt.
The words I heard back were: contemplative; quiet; humble; empathetic; listener; engaging; deep thinker (okay, that's two words); focused; strategic; empowering.
Humbled, she kept engaging, learning more about the historically black neighborhood adjacent to, but invisible from, her university campus.
Evangelicalism at its best seeks a biblically grounded expression of Christianity that is intellectually engaged, humble and forward-looking.
Karl W. Giberson and Randall J. Stephens, two evangelical scholars, recently wrote in The New York Times that "Evangelicalism at its best seeks a biblically grounded expression of Christianity that is intellectually engaged, humble and forward-looking.
As we work to address disparities with a vision of health equity and reduce the overall rate of HIV acquisition nationwide, let us be humble and meaningfully engage community.
Originally a Daoist, Shao refused all offers of government office, preferring to while away the hours in a humble hermitage outside Luoyang, conversing with friends and engaging in mystical speculation.
In music, so many people become completely isolated, not engaging in the everyday, shutting out humble common sense.
