Sentence examples for humbled when from inspiring English sources

"I'm humbled when I meet him".

JPMorgan Chase was humbled when it lost control of its own traders in London.

His efforts were humbled when the mother of one of his friends figured out what they were doing.

He praised Chicago point guard Derrick Rose, saying "the sky is the limit for him," and seemed humbled when asked about playing in the same city where Michael Jordan once starred.

Admiral Pybus said that Mr. Zinke was "embarrassed and humbled" when he left SEAL Team 6 and "did quite well" as his deputy at a command using less-elite SEAL units in Europe.

But I suspect the more usual reason why people claim to be humbled when they are lauded is that we live in a society in which we are all officially equal.

The Islanders, who have been humbled even when playing well this season, overcame a 3-1 first-period deficit.

Nehru was humbled, however, when the Chinese suddenly attacked in force across the disputed boundaries, choosing as their moment the height of the Cuban missile crisis.

Jean were diplomatic, even humble, when asked about the dispute.

You feel more humble when you accept this.

"IT'S hard to be humble when you're from Chicago".