Sentence examples for rather humble from inspiring English sources

"Of course!" His roots are rather humble, though.

Clive Palmer has been praised as "rather humble, essentially good-hearted" and "well-meaning".

Actually he is being rather humble and rather straightforward and telling him like it is.

Stevens is rather humble about the fuss his fourth album, is causing.

But I know it indicates a lot of love and respect, so it also makes me feel rather humble".

Some students who were aware cast him in terms rarely applied to American leaders, like "rather humble" and "bland".

No, not foie gras and Champagne, but rather humbler products, like cured pork and lentils.

Throughout, the Londoner's craft and enduring fascination with music itself is rather humbling.

LONDON — There is the leg of an Ancient Egyptian throne, an ornate 1730s cabinet thought to have belonged to the satirist Jonathan Swift and early 20th-century gems by Eileen Gray and Marcel Breuer, but one of the most intriguing treasures in the new Furniture Gallery at the Victoria & Albert Museum is a simple wooden and straw chair with rather humbler origins.

Nor did the Berlin Philharmonic's Wagner, or the Leipzig Gewandhaus Orchestra's Mendelssohn and Mahler disappoint, but – on Twitter at least – it was Saturday's television broadcast of the rather humbler credentialed John Wilson Orchestra and their Broadway Sound gig that attracted the buzz.

When the camera zooms out to reveal that the previous scenes came from the wings and eyes of a moving dragonfly, the effect is rather humbling.