Sentence examples for with all due modesty from inspiring English sources
With all due modesty, I'd offer a few answers to these vexing questions.
The critic's top-10 list is both a summing up of preferences and an attempt to intuit -- even, with all due modesty, to influence -- which films will still be talked about in years to come.
"With all due respect, it comes with the territory".
He lists the investments in the stadium since he bought it: an all-weather pitch the club rented out, a "top quality" entertaining facility called, with due modesty, the Bonser Suite, the new Floors-2-Go stand, a further conference suite, a huge, lucrative advertising billboard in prime position on the M6 and £600,000 made from surrendering some land to hotel developers.
He accepted these compliments with due modesty and grace.
"Obviously, the idea for Amnesty itself was more important," insists Luff with due modesty, "But this made it better-known".
As Campbell remarks on his blog, with due modesty, the deal is "good for me, good for the publisher" and "good for the world".
Many other options were put forward by, among others, a group of Iraqi exiles (War is not the way, Letters, 5 September 2002), Hans von Sponeck, former UN humanitarian coordinator, and, with due modesty, myself.
When they have finished with due modesty and then wealth and honor, the great divine "if" will persist.
With all due respect to uptown".
