Sentence examples for humble look from inspiring English sources
The 31-year-old's humble look of surprise and honour on learning of his award lit up still further a dogged and commendable performance from Georgia against the defending champions.
The proud look "down from above"; the humble look "up from below".
Maybe the time has come for us Americans to take a humble look elsewhere in the world for lessons on how to live.
They are responsible for so many of the world's early steps into language, politics, education and the sciences, so it's important to take an occasional, humble look back -- way back -- in time to ponder these roots and appreciate the ideas that have fueled progress throughout the centuries.
It's near impossible, as you emerge from "Enemy," to convince yourself that doubling might have a dashing or a funny side — remember "The Prisoner of Zenda" or Ivan Reitman's "Dave," in which Kevin Kline, as a mean American President, inspects his humble look-alike (the Dave of the title), and says, "You're a very handsome man.
The materials used make it both light and durable, and while I'd call it mostly unremarkable in terms of visual appeal, its humble looks are also part of its charm.
In Bhanu S. Palam's paintings, humble houses look like shrines; in Yamini Nayar's photographs, tabletop tableaus look monumental.
Nearly as prolific as the tractor kits were speedster bodies, designed to make the humble Ford look like a Grand Prix car or dirt-track racer.
The top prize of $2 million has drawn heavyweight robotics teams from universities that include Carnegie Mellon, Stanford and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, with heavily funded, state-of-the-art autonomous cars that make the humble Cybervan look like a Roomba by comparison.
And, she noted, it's also heartening to turn the telescope around and imagine those humble ancestors looking ahead to what, for celebrities or newspaper scribes or almost anyone else, is a relatively affluent present.
Princess Diana preferred to display her infinite variety.Related items The Faustian bargainSep 4th 1997 Diana, Princess of Wales: The tragedy of DianaSep 4th 1997Enter the brideDespite her humble job looking after tinies, Diana Frances Spencer was born a lady.
