humble

In June, Paul attacked Fauci for not being more optimistic about the coronavirus, saying that Fauci wasn’t the “end-all” and that he should be more humble about what he didn’t know.

The Humbling focuses on Simon Axler (Pacino), a veteran stage actor who loses the desire to act.

Perry called his failed 2012 bid for the GOP nomination “painful” and “humbling.”

The messy, complex, non-linear movement of actual history, by contrast, is unsettling, humbling—even terrifying.

But it is a humbling reminder of how moral campaigns are actually won: with more than simple appeals to the heart.

Yet we fear to pursue this thought to its humbling conclusion.

Exert your royal gifts in exalting only the lowly and humbling only the proud.

You won't have such another chance of humbling them both—both!

No small part of those energies in the business district were devoted to humbling the rival, in the matter of commerce.

Surely Rosalind's depreciation of it is not real, but only assumed, for the purpose of humbling, Phebe!

He could find no method of humbling one subject grown too great, but by aggrandizing in the same excessive degree some others.