Sentence examples for image of humble from inspiring English sources

He was the image of humble gratitude.

This kind of behind-the-scenes barracking flies in the face of the image of humble appreciation towards the public carefully constructed by Lloyd Blankfein and his communications advisers.

"NatsTown" conjures quaint images of humble journeyman ballplayers just maybe trying to eke out one more season, one more at-bat, one more bowl of bubble-gum flavored gruel, please, sir. NatsTown had very little Natitude.

The postwar image of the humble public servant — scientists should advise government when asked, but not seek to influence it — does a disservice.

In each, big, lush blue skies, distant mountains that in some cases could have been painted by Maxfield Parrish, and richly textured foregrounds of rubble and shrubbery set the stage for the central image of a humble one-story house.

Mr. President, the poet who is angry and sad, bereft of the image of his humble pajama-clad existence, striving to knock the windmills of ideology, is thankfully a beast neither you nor I have to tackle.

But the public image of Cumbria's humble Herdwick sheep is now getting a makeover in an attempt to transform the breed into a lucrative international brand.

This year, however, a more humble image of the C.E.O. was presented to the American public: that of the hapless dupe.

As the Sotheby's auction blurb noted, the gaunt stick figure represents "both a humble image of an ordinary man, and a potent symbol of humanity".

The second tradition, embodied by the image of artist Norman Rockwell's humble country doctor, is personalization.

It is an image of supernatural immanence in the humblest of circumstances.