Sentence examples for though humility from inspiring English sources

By the end of the set though, humility, as one expects from a singer with 16 Grammy awards and more than 75 million records sold worldwide, turned to sly confidence".

Quickly, though, his humility found expression in the generosity and imagination that he displayed on a soccer field.

Humility, though, has never been one of Mr. Tachikawa's strong points.

Indeed, the underlying presumption of the play is the view of some scholars that no one man could possess the artistic strengths and the range of psychological insights that are found in Shakespeare's works, especially not a man from a relatively humble background, as Shakespeare was (though its humility is somewhat exaggerated by Ms. Freed).

Later Roman Emperors would generally be limited to the powers and titles originally granted to Augustus, though often, to display humility, newly appointed Emperors would decline one or more of the honorifics given to Augustus.

For the most part, though, simplicity and humility are the reigning virtues.

Such humility, though, can also be connected with another sense that has grown over the last half-century: humanity is not a part of nature; humanity is apart from nature.

The exhibition describes this look as expressive of her humility, though another word for it would be submissive; it evokes the age-old notion that a woman's direct gaze is impure.And though the exhibit takes pains to represent Mary as "a protagonist in her own rich life story", the images underscore the sense in which her story is marked, above all, by lack of agency.

In reality, though, Trump's humility was limited.

Brash self-confidence was not flowing through the Athletics clubhouse today, though, as they offered proper humility for their streak and wary respect for the Yankees' skid of 15 losses in their last 18 games.

Now, though, he has more humor and humility as he courts the votes of South Carolinians.