Sentence examples for humbled recently from inspiring English sources
Virtually every major scientific and medical journal has been humbled recently by publishing findings that are later discredited.
After all, his reputation among Democratic lawmakers is almost as bad — almost — as that of his recently humbled Upper East Side neighbor, former Gov. Eliot Spitzer.
One year later, Kamphausen is still awed, but was humbled after he recently met a young Syrian refugee — a 14-year-old girl — who asked him, "How did you get into MIT?
Like "literally," whose Janus-like meanings I railed about recently, "humbled" has come to mean "proud and gratified" as well as "neither proud nor gratified". That's a shame, since understanding the contours of honor — which is to say understanding how to receive it as well as bestow it — is arguably one of the best and truest measures of character.
SBUX has recently been humbled by founder Howard Schultz's public plea for the company to return to its roots.
What does he think about bloggers, such as Humble Moi? "Recently one blogger suggested that I should be hanged.
I recently toured South Africa and I was humbled by the local comics.
As two new mothers, who just met recently over salad and ice tea, we are humbled to share this story with you all.
The global recession has humbled Japanese automakers, in a sharp reversal of fortunes for companies that were until recently riding high.
