Even a Texan can appreciate and be humbled by its vastness.
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He does not, however, appear to be humbled by this discovery.
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It's good to be aware of that and be humbled by it.
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It's crazy how I can be humbled by a person like her.
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But this Mr. Rochester was not to be humbled by righteous love.
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I don't know what to do with that but just be humbled by it.
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Real Americans expect public officials to be humbled by the responsibility that comes with the job.
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I hope Bob Dylan will be humbled by being the second songwriter to win the Nobel Prize.
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We in the pundit world are awful at predictions, and we should all be humbled by the conventional wisdom of 2016 that Trump was unelectable.
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A child of Britain's industrial revolution and imperial expansion that rose to world-straddling greatness, IPA went on to be humbled by its upstart rival, lager.
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A statesman is expected to be humbled by tragedy; Trump's response to tragedy, from terrorist attacks to gun deaths in Chicago, is to brag that he predicted it.
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"Even the poorest country in Central America — you'll be humbled by how far $500 a month goes here — is a swell place to assess your coordinates of wonder," says Northam.
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As we continue to venture out beyond Earth's orbit, we citizens of Earth can at least hope that we will still be humbled by each new vision of our lonely planet from space.
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At the same time, I wanted everyone to see what I saw, to be humbled by the power of an environment where you don't have cell service, to be mesmerized by the vastness.
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Editorial During a New Year's Day speech, President Paul Kagame of Rwanda pretended to be humbled by the outcome of a constitutional referendum that paved the way for him to seek a third term and, conceivably, rule until 2034.
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That message—that violence and Armageddon is something we should fear and be humbled by is one we dearly need right now, as the old treaties and norms that we once depended on to keep us safe from nuclear Armageddon are fading away or degrading.
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Kahn clearly wanted the students to be humbled by the sense of arrival, and he succeeded." David Rineheart, who worked as an architect for Kahn, said, "for Lou, every building was a temple. Salk was a temple for science. Dhaka was a temple for government.
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El-Bayoumi created a mixed medium work depicting American activist Rachel Corrie, who was killed by an Israeli Defense Force bulldozer in 2003. Her 2004 work, Rachel Corrie, An American We Will Always Be Humbled By, juxtaposed images of Corrie with the US flag turning into hearts.
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If California beats Washington worse than 12 to 0, U.S.C. will probably be the representative of the West, unless the Trojans should be humbled by Stanford. USC went on to beat Occidental and Stanford. The Trojans then played Idaho, and Washington State in the new Rose Bowl stadium and defeated both. The Trojans actually finished fourth in the PCC behind Cal, Oregon, and Washington.
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At last Jacob's children stood up, paid their respects to Jacob, and left the cave so that Jacob would not be humbled by weeping exceedingly in their presence. But Esau reentered the cave, thinking that he would kill Jacob, as reports, “And Esau said in his heart: ‘Let the days of mourning for my father be at hand; then will I slay my brother Jacob.’” But Judah saw Esau go back and perceived at once that Esau meant to kill Jacob in the cave.
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Esau, Jacob, and all Jacob's children went to bury Isaac, as reports, "Esau, Jacob, and his sons buried him," and they were all in the Cave of Machpelah sitting and weeping. At last Jacob's children stood up, paid their respects to Jacob, and left the cave so that Jacob would not be humbled by weeping exceedingly in their presence. But Esau reentered the cave, thinking that he would kill Jacob, as reports, "And Esau said in his heart: ‘Let the days of mourning for my father be at hand; then will I slay my brother Jacob.’" But Judah saw Esau go back and perceived at once that Esau meant to kill Jacob in the cave.
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A huge stress is put on God being the creator of Earth and Heaven and everything that lies in between and also His unreachable generosity. In addition, certain surahs generally talk about ethics and values human beings should have, specially the fact that human beings should be humbled by God's power, they should not pursue an extravagant life, be loving and sharing, most particularly with the poorer. Last but not least these surahs contains eschatological prophecies.McAuliffe, 108 Although not as elaborated as in later surahs, these prophecies appear with a threatening tone to make people generally know about the existence of the Day of Judgement and all what it encompasses (surah 103, 68, etc.), but also, they contain some of the more visual explanations of Heaven..
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The Midrash Tehillim told the circumstances in which Esau sought to carry out his desire that reports, "Let the days of mourning for my father be at hand; then will I slay my brother Jacob." The Midrash Tehillim interpreted "You have given me the necks of my enemies," to allude to Judah, because Rabbi Joshua ben Levi reported an oral tradition that Judah slew Esau after the death of Isaac. Esau, Jacob, and all Jacob's children went to bury Isaac, as reports, "Esau, Jacob, and his sons buried him," and they were all in the Cave of Machpelah sitting and weeping. At last Jacob's children stood up, paid their respects to Jacob, and left the cave so that Jacob would not be humbled by weeping exceedingly in their presence. But Esau reentered the cave, thinking that he would kill Jacob, as reports, "And Esau said in his heart: ‘Let the days of mourning for my father be at hand; then will I slay my brother Jacob.’" But Judah saw Esau go back and perceived at once that Esau meant to kill Jacob in the cave.
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