Sentence examples for humble recognition from inspiring English sources
He is also a Muslim theologian who, in addition to running a technology business, spent his time before the Libyan rebellion writing erudite papers arguing that compassion is the paramount value in Islam, that pious Muslims can thrive within a liberal secular state and that even the most righteous ones should adopt a "humble recognition" of their own fallibility.
* The humble recognition that he does not know it all.
Regrettably, today's Catholic episcopate seems increasingly marred by Spellman's bitter-end spirit of strife and faction, not by Bernardin's humble recognition that the political squabbles of this world should not rend asunder the Church of Christ.
Just remember, that while you want to make sure you make time to take care of yourself, you must balance this with a humble recognition that it's not all about you.
In humble recognition of that fact, I'm here to discuss not what you should eat or how you should work out and why, but to suggest that we reframe the conversation about how we take care of ourselves.
The Vatican's statement went on to say that Francis "expressed the desire that this humble recognition of the failings of that period, which unfortunately disfigured the face of the church, may contribute to a 'purification of memory' and may promote, in hope and renewed trust, a future of peace".
It is a genuine, profoundly thoughtful, extremely humble, determined recognition that the world has changed, and a response to that in all sorts of ways.
Since its humble beginnings, the recognition it offers has grown into a coveted award (Bronze, Silver or Gold) craved by all universities and their departments.
Patel's disclaimer only agitated his acolytes, many of whom interpreted it as further proof that Patel was Maitreya after all, the humble savior deferring recognition in a sort of crafty P.R. move.
He was humble about the recognition, saying in his acceptance speech: "I honestly do not feel that I can accept this award .
