Sentence examples for humbled man from inspiring English sources

After a few years of exile in vaudeville, Fetchit returned to Hollywood a humbled man.

"Nightline" was fascinating, but not because it showed a disgraced, humbled man self-immolating in front of the camera.

Ryan assumed his position behind the lectern afterward as a humbled man, one who watched his team be outplayed and outcoached — and blown out — for a second consecutive week.

Two and a half hours!' " One lesson of TiVo's Academy Awards debacle is that the more ingenious the technology, the more humbled man will be by his inability to program it.

Speaking from an airplane hangar outside of Dallas, Perry positioned himself as a humbled man whose experience would best that of his likely primary opponents – namely anyone who goes by the title "senator".

The speech will also be a good time for him to offer any flattering news he can find about Obamacare.With a job-approval rating of 43%, the president comes to the podium tonight a humbled man.

BALTIMORE — The emotional spectrum was wide in the Giants' locker room late Sunday as a humbled group of men snatched at oversize suits and half-knotted ties before stalking toward the door.

The adviser also said that what the public was seeing now of Mr. Giuliani -- a thoughtful, humbled, more human mayor compared to the tough guy of a few month before -- is the man his friends describe.

Mr. Phifer seems humbled by the part -- the wrong pivot, since "Othello" is about a proud man being humbled, and it was this heavyweight persona that probably affronted and roused the audiences of Shakespeare's era seeing the play for the first time.

What emerges is a man both humbled and emboldened by the myth surrounding his name, who wants to separate himself from his destructive past as much as he wants to capitalize on it.

"It's a humbling and humbled book," he said.