Sentence examples for humble mood from inspiring English sources

Having begun at Balenciaga a year ago in a humble mood, with clothes that showcased a respectful study of the archives, Wang added a little more of his own personality for his second collection, with the introduction of American sportswear shapes.

Writing a blog is different from writing a book, and Feldman is best on the kind of smaller-bore observations that might fare well online; for example, he recognizes that the humble mood of George Washington's first inaugural speech could prove a powerful affect for a rising star like, say, Barack Obama.

Low mood.

With a humbler kind of heroism (though humble is hardly the mood of Mr. Cohen's sometimes unbridled satire), they turn the phrase on its head.

Diamantino, a humble infantryman, captures the mood: "If the politicians want more war, they can go to the bush themselves, because we are never going back .Previous negotiations failed because neither side was exhausted.

Mr. Diefenbaker has chosen instead to cast himself as the humble man in a mood of protest, the common Canadian outraged by Liberal prosperity, the little guy fighting for his rights.

Famous pictures of an evacuation by helicopter from the American embassy roof in Saigon (now Ho Chi Minh City) captured the apocalyptic mood: the humbling of the superpower, in bedraggled retreat from Asia.

There's a lot that goes into every show, and she's aware that things happen in life that could spoil her mood, but she's humbled enough to know that she shouldn't let that affect her performance.

The mood in the ground was still one of humble expectation.

Against a backdrop of murmuring wildlife, such humble surroundings demand guests to relax into the gentle, unpretentious mood.

Just to walk into its vast space and sometimes (depending upon my mood) overwhelming number of books leaves me feeling humble and excited.