Sentence examples for more than humble from inspiring English sources
The phrase "more than humble" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to describe someone who possesses humility but also has qualities or achievements that exceed mere humility. Example: "Despite his success, he remains more than humble, always crediting his team for their contributions."
Somehow, with nothing more than humble little hammers and awls, these magicians transformed shiny lumps of metal into sophisticated works of art.
The fabled Seven Cities of Cibola, castles in the air that proved to be nothing more than humble Indian pueblos, drew Europeans across tortured miles and years of discovery in what is now the Southwestern United States.
We pray for him and his sister as we do for the seven other innocent souls who entered that storied church for their weekly Bible study seeking nothing more than humble guidance for the full lives ahead of them".
I was more than humbled that you asked me.
My mother pleaded with the woman, to the extent that she was capable of it, saying that the roads were bad, we were an hour from home, she couldn't turn around now, she had two kids in tow — but her pleading, more insistent than humble, just made the woman mad.
As nation, we owe Rosie more than our humble thanks.
What if people around the world want more than a humble adjustment in America's tone and behavior?
Seven years ago, in a catering kitchen in Chelsea, Zoë Sakoutis and Erica Huss hatched BluePrint with nothing more than that humble appliance.
As both parliamentary leader and party chairman, Mr Müntefering may be tempted to become more than the humble servant he is supposed to be.
In general, the corporate world needs its flamboyant visionaries and raging egomaniacs rather more than its humble leaders and corporate civil servants.
No more than a humble dining hall and kitchen, it stands aloof from everything around, even the demure brick school which it serves.
