Clinton, the official added, was taking the Iowa campaign "very seriously, with a great deal of humility".
"Great credit to him for the way that he's come into the football club and shown great character, personality and humility.
There are not many tourists, so you find yourself alone, with a great sense of peace and humility, looking at the paintings showing animals drinking at the river – and then look to the same spot below, where the water used to run.
But his dedication to social justice and commitment to alleviating poverty may now have counted in his favour – and much has been made of his humility and frugal lifestyle.
Like this: show a bit of humility, keep things in proportion and treat the voters as grown-ups.
They like his humility, his work ethic, his endless referencing of our cinema.
Meanwhile, the Vatican continued to draw attention to aspects of Francis's behaviour that it said showed the new pope's frugality and humility.
Inside the room, Christie's refusal to apologise for who he was appeared to go down better than Bush's studied humility.
She also mentioned the need to approach to coming weeks of campaigning with "humility", but reports that Alex Salmond had put his fingers in his ears by then remain unconfirmed.
The lawyers will forgive Gove for not being one of them if he approaches his new role with a measure of humility and sensitivity.
In a range of studies by organisations including IBM, Gerzema, Young & Rubicam, and Zenger and Folkman, senior executives around the world and across industries put qualities such as creativity, flexibility, empathy, patience, humility and balance right at the top of the list of crucial leadership characteristics for the future.
