Sentence examples similar to inducing humility from inspiring English sources

It's like being a sideshow at a county fair, and induces humility.

A sense of existence as seamless and intractable — all one hard thing — crushes and exalts the plains dweller, inducing both humility and lofty thoughts.

Miliband, expressing fresh regret over Britain's involvement in the war, admitted that the outcome of the war in Iraq "induces a high degree of humility".

As US president Barack Obama authorised potential US air strikes against Islamic State jihadists, who have seized control of swaths of the country, the former foreign secretary said that the outcome of the war in Iraq "induces a high degree of humility".

No humility?

Incredible humility!

Humility perhaps?

Bayesian humility.

Yes, humility.

1. Humility.

Also, nature often induces awe, wonder, and reverence, all emotions known to have a variety of benefits, promoting everything from well-being and altruism to humility to health.