Sentence examples for though humble from inspiring English sources
He is, though, humble and respectful.
Though humble, the restaurants draw big crowds to simple dishes that range from crayfish to hotpot to grilled chicken wings on a stick.
With a humbler kind of heroism (though humble is hardly the mood of Mr. Cohen's sometimes unbridled satire), they turn the phrase on its head.
He could not afford me a greater pleasure or favor and in return beg to assure him of the fervent and constant prayer of one who though humble hopes that her prayers are heard.
Though humble about their capacity to alter the meanings of texts, the team at Booktrack does hope to shake up the publishing industry.
No matter how you dress it up, though, gnocchi is humble eating.
There is nothing humble, though, about their price, from $160 or so to $290 for a OnePiece, the label that kick-started fashion's latest flirtation with infantilism.
Though these humble marks can work as lubricants of a sentence, they turn into adhesives when used to excess.
Sex, drugs, philosophy and gunplay are all mixed into a rich metaphysical stew, though the humble narrator makes no great claims for himself.
Indeed, the latter dish, though as humble in origin as they get, is really high-class eating -- carefully prepared and beautifully served -- while the first could convert many who are repelled by offal.
But she grew up in Arlington, Tex.; her mother, a dietitian, taught Ms. Lewis to sew at age 4. "Mom is an expert seamstress, though extremely humble about her skill set," Ms. Lewis said.
