This broad uncertainty suggests humility — a humility advocates have not always displayed.
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Humility is clearer-eyed than ego — and that's important because humility always works harder than ego.
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When our leaders model humility and kindness, that can increase our tendency toward humility and kindness.
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"I think living with humility, and serving with humility, is one of the most important things humans can do."
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The program taught me how to be patient — and humility, in ways that humility has not come up in my life before.
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Indigenous regalia requires patience and humility — but for self-indulgent narcissists like the men at WorldPride, it is hard to expect humility.
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In my reporting on this, I've learned there are three main challenges on the path to humility: This is all to say: Intellectual humility isn't easy.
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A life well lived is crowned with humility and wisdom "The Myaamia culture teaches us that humility and wisdom are the outcome of a life well lived," says Baldwin.
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"I don't know if I can tell you that humility will get you farther than arrogance," says Tenelle Porter, a University of California Davis psychologist who has studied intellectual humility.
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Demonstrate humility Research has found that CEOs have "a unique mix of drive and humility" which allows them to an "accurate view of the self" and strengthen bonds with others.
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He has the humility to recognize that our democracy is 1000 times larger than him, not to mention the humility to admit his failure with the South Bend police department.
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Not only does the science around pregnancy need to be approached with humility and humanity, but all science — and all social norms — need to be approached with humility and humanity.
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" At that point, they're no longer "governed by humility.
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But being in contact with our finality, and being more in contact with our nature, I think we'll find that humility, and I think that human beings are lacking humility right now.
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Second, voters of both the winning and losing sides should approach the outcome with epistemic humility, recognition that one's own judgment is fallible, although the form this humility should take will differ.
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"It's with humility, extreme humility, that I accept this, the mandate of the people," the Agence France-Presse news agency quoted Mr. Duterte as saying early Tuesday as the returns were coming in.
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Devout Christians profess a belief in piety, humility and sacrifice.
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Clearly his talent for emotional manipulation far exceeds his humility.
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Of course, following humility to an extreme end isn't enough.
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It will show hiring managers your sincerity, courage and humility.
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And the thing that I learned the most is humility.
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With it comes a certain decency, humility and community spirit.
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This special report will therefore offer its predictions with humility.
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In retrospect, diligence and humility would've been a better approach.
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Humbleness and humility, says Anderson, were the most important lessons.
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And, he's got the sort of gruff humility of Samwise.
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Human nature hasn't changed and humility will get you everywhere.
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The new humility Tech companies saw the trend and responded.
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Iteration demands patience and process; it demands empathy and humility.
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She brings a little humility to a very negative environment.
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In that moment I truly understood your heart and humility.
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It was a master class in smugness cloaked in humility.
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There's a certain faith in rationality, tempered by some humility.
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He embodied the best of our values — diversity, humility, kindness.
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He has humility, grace and an incredible sense of humor.
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We'll approach it, I think, with a lot of humility.
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All he needs is to do do is embrace humility.
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Today, they are back, and with a bit of humility.
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It's a remarkable achievement of narrative efficiency, fuelled by humility.
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Maybe humility and selflessness are the keys to Twitter success?
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They stress humility and being quick to volunteer your mistakes.
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Powell also hailed Bush for his humility and his kindness.
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" "Modesty, humility and selflessness -- remember when those were American values?
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"All those things, I think, teach you humility," says Costolo.
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Mr. Trump makes the most direct claim of humility. Mrs.
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Scully leavened the valedictory aspect of the broadcast with humility.
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"I have a hubris problem," he told me, with humility.
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I'm walking the path with newfound energy, honesty, and humility.
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If Trump were wise, he would govern with some humility.
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Day 21: Show humility by listening to other people's ideas
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Will it finally be time for some humility and modesty?
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Modesty, humility and selflessness -- remember when those were American values?
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Altuve praised Judge's humility and marveled at his prodigious power.
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"Power is humility," Mr. López Obrador said during the delay.
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But he also senses more humility after his extended slump.
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I understood full well the virtue of humility before God.
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These were replaced with egalitarianism, community, humility, charity, and pity.
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The other thing that I tell my children is humility.
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Be nice to each other, "grace and humility," the end.
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If anything, the shortage was evidence of the brand's humility.
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The very best strike that balance between humility and confidence.
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" He added: "It was incredible because it was forced humility.
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" But that humility, he said, "gave me time to grow.
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The humility of Biden's speech masked the beatdown he delivered.
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These hearings were also a devastating blow to intellectual humility.
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His common touch was not humility, but pandering to prejudice.
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Two helpful characteristics that he highlighted are humility and patience.
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"I've learned a lot of humility here," Mr. Johnson said.
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Also: President Trump dismisses the Constitution; humility in its guises.
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He had an amazing work ethic and sense of humility.
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The Gateses do show some humility about their track record.
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Mostly, however, he handled the situation with grace and humility.
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Truly inclusive leaders have three traits: curiosity, humility, and courage.
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Apted's awakening humility found formal expression in the editing room.
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Empathy and humility are big pieces of all of it.
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It's a humility that comes from what he's been through.
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Humility was a lesson Guerra learned from an early age.
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But some honesty and humility would go a long way.
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I pray he governs inclusively, with humility and with purpose.
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To him I say, democracy requires listening, empathy and humility.
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It is a status he wears with humility and dignity.
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These days, humility is not what it used to be.
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"I loved his modesty, humility and kindness," Dr. Lindsey said.
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This humility gives the book an organic and resonant propulsion.
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There was an unmistakable intelligence about him, and also humility.
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On that score, a little intellectual humility is called for.
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That's why I am asking for forgiveness with complete humility.
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There's a quality I've long appreciated in Mary Roach's writing: humility.
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Here are the subheadings within it: The Importance Of Intellectual Humility.
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Where was the grace or humility as he assumed the presidency?
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Humility and honesty, not arrogance about the power of the state.
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He was a man of extraordinary grace, decency, humility and kindness.
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I've also realized how difficult it is to foster intellectual humility.
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Intellectual humility is about being actively curious about your blind spots.
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I, too, was floored by his work ethic and his humility.
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" He praised him as "a person who is full of humility.
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DV: You got to start out by with a little humility.
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Their openness, humility, and mutual respect for each other is admirable.
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The scale of its IPO, however, shouldn't be viewed as humility.
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He was a unique combination of force of nature and humility.
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He had an unusual combination of worldliness and small-town humility.
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It shows humility and forward-thinking to be able to learn.
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"Take a step back and have some humility," he tells CNBC.
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Among the key lessons that emerged was a need for humility.
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Job-wise, Issa has learned some humility and responsibility at work.
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Whereas the former celebrates nature's grandeur, the latter captures man's humility.
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In a rare moment of humility, Trump thanked the evangelical community.
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And I think the people who don't acknowledge that lose humility.
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Great humility, too, but I'd put my temperament above even that.
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But political handicappers have about as much humility as Trump does.
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The president also needs to have a little bit of humility.
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He feigned humility and expressed faith in American diversity and promise.
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Make sure to instill a sense of humility in your children.
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Clinton and Mr. Obama, defended and strengthened it through their humility.
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He was a man of humility, an intellectual and a dreamer.
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That was when humility was a virtue, not a character flaw.
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In the NHS, we expect efficiency, humanity, incredible ability, and humility.
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Humility is a matter of knowing your strengths and your weaknesses.
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Bush identified "humility" as a defining characteristic of a future president.
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This makes dialing up the humility quotient to eleven a necessity.
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With these comments he clearly reflected the Benedictine value of humility.
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It's not that she's a reticent singer, but she exudes humility.
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BOONE There's a humility to the art scene here as well.
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The sense of American privilege fills us with gratitude and humility.
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The conclusions of political scientists should inspire humility rather than hubris.
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I wish more of us had the humility to concede that.
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Mr. Kobach's failures have not induced in him any apparent humility.
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But they should give the ACA's most strident advocates some humility.
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Mr. Harrison deflected most of the praise with humor and humility.
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Humility means recognizing that none of us is right about everything.
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He observed that the award had inspired ambition, passion and humility.
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They have humility that lets others know their input is valued.
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We believe that humility, persistence and perspective are our greatest strengths.
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As a storyteller, Strout's Lucy is almost apologetic in her humility.
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Humility is also important, and it has to be really genuine.
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And humility is transparent in the way people talk about themselves.
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But it takes wisdom and humility to openly acknowledge that dependence.
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Kahneman's humility and insecurity were just as important to their success.
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I believe that Italy can be governed with competence and humility.
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The humility is undeniable, though, remarkably so for a professional showoff.
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Humbleness, kindness and humility are how a brilliant salesperson attracts customers.
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Which is no wonder: Humility is, after all, a Christian virtue.
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"Health care is hard, and humility is important," Ms. Kim said.
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Theirs was an equality of extreme humility and universally low status.
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Despite his blistering personality, what's striking about Louis is his humility.
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From the minority's perspective, humility first constitutes acceptance of electoral defeat.
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The keys to it all are innovation, humility, patience and commitment.
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The humility in me wants to say Jerry, but honestly, Morty.
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His practice relies on the basic humility of charcoal and paper.
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With Pope Francis, humility has seemed to come more naturally than firmness.
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"I had to lay myself on the altar of humility," Hancock said.
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And we need humility because we need to listen to one another.
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And, yet he showed no humility, no regret, no contrition for that.
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"For this reason, with all humility I ask your forgiveness," he said.
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A fresh dose of humility and civility will do us all good.
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The proposals benefit from a newfound sense of humility among particle physicists.
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It's a doctrine of stability and humility that we take very seriously.
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And now, with each day, I wake up with humility, not humiliation.
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So how can we promote intellectual humility for both of these conditions?
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But the attitude and humility expressed by Samsung can be commended already.
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It shows a humility and humanity, and that will protect his brand.
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His patriotism and grit are matched only by his humility and graciousness.
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Your messages of humility, compassion and mercy will leave a lasting mark.
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" McCain's humility remains plainly visible, calling 2016 the "race of his life.
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It allows them to be a role model of humility and grace.
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He is not perfect and he has the humility to accept that.
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That's the future we're working toward... And so it is with humility. . .
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In the meantime, the teen should probably develop a sense of humility.
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"We talked about humility in church today," Mr. Trump told the crowd.
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I really think we have to keep referencing the importance of humility.
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To learn we must open ourselves to the humility of not knowing.
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They are supposed to learn and show humility and deference to experts.
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The kind of place where big flags hung from porches with humility.
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Humility will no longer be used as an excuse to remain silent.
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That's the future we're working toward... And so it is with humility. . .
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That's the future we're working toward… And so it is with humility. . .
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" Hill acknowledged that returning to work took "a big dose of humility.
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Curiosity, humility and tact will trump a "know-it-all" every time.
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He still carries himself with the same humility, warmth and unassuming nature.
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In his acceptance speech, Isaac was a paradigm of class and humility.
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"I'm learning from [Trump's victory] with a lot of humility," Saldana said.
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Watch the sunny video for "Humility" at the top of the page.
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Always placing others before herself, she lived and loved with great humility.
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A person can even give themselves the curse by acting without humility.
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The following are virtues: 'patience, courage, humility, resourcefulness, reason, justice, and creativity.
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"Eric's secret power is humility," Jealous said in a recent telephone interview.
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"Hard work and humility are Morris' family values," 5 Points Blue explains.
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Checking coats at a Chicago nightclub, Limelight, taught him humility, for example.
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The atmosphere improved after a humility tour by two top Volkswagen managers.
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I hope others will embrace some humility on that front as well.
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Another way to prove that you're a team player is showing humility.
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In them, feminism, institutional critique, sly humor and self-possessed humility unite.
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"What I learned from him was doubt and humility," Mr. Bascaules said.
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"There was too much gluttony, and not enough humility," one character comments.
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It is with humility that I announce my candidacy for Dem Leader.
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But it takes a dose of humility and a dollop of empathy.
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I finished burdened with a bit more humility than seemed entirely necessary.
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"There's an arrogance, a lack of humility," Mr. Vignal said, without rancor.
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We approach this business with some humility, because we're aware of that.
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Will John be able to learn enough humility to kick his addictions?
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"You come away with a sense of humility," said the review's originator.
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Anyone who didn't predict Tuesday's election results should interpret them with humility.
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The president, for his part, offered a dose of humility Thursday night.
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People who lack the wisdom and humility to use their power responsibly.
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Previously, I would've looked at humility as more of a negative thing.
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"We go forward with confidence and humility," she said after the vote.
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Old Isaac wasn't known for his humility—and why should he be?
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To aim for modesty and humility and cooperation rather than blowhard arrogance.
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But Kendrick has a humility that makes him a favorite among teammates.
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Trump did not respond to his rival's victory with graciousness or humility.
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Business cards are exchanged with two hands in a gesture of humility.
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By all accounts he was a man of humility, kindness and integrity.
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To prepare, experts gave him a crash course in humility and charm.
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Asked if the concept of humility was important to him, Ohtani shrugged.
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"There is a scarcity of humility in politics these days," McCain writes.
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But I believe that proceeding with empathy and humility are worth everything.
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" — SETH MEYERS "Look at him: He's like a televangelist without the humility.
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The cross made the resurrection possible; humility prepared the way for hope.
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A humility at once collective and internalized, penetrating, even visionary, yet true.
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By deploying constant effort, persistence and humility in everything that you do.
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Could this stunning defeat cause President Trump to finally demonstrate some humility?
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But moreover, it inspired me to think about the power of humility.
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" Milano tweeted that she's expecting a conversation filled with "mutual respect & humility.
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Humility, too, ought to teach us that there's always more to learn.
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As always, we were impressed with their thoughtfulness, humility and sharp analyses.
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It stands for humility of the head and ardor in the heart.
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Spirituality makes you reflect, so you come closer to humility and humanity.
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"An exercise in humility for the conservatives," harrumphed the Tagesspiegel, a conservative one.
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Perhaps our new President would then discover the humility to say he's sorry.
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And to name my greatest strength, I guess it would be my humility.
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I just think more humility, sprinkled here and there, would be quite nice.
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Drew himself needs to learn a lesson about humility and asking for forgiveness.
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You want to have an increasing humility, I think it's an important quality.
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His political career is largely defined by his emphasis on frugality and humility.
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Humility is really important to this process: You never know who'll be helpful.
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"They did their jobs with courage, grace, tenacity, humility," Stewart added, tearing up.
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Glazer and Jacobson have the humility to put their shortcomings on full display.
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"He had this way about him — such humility," he says of his costar.
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But Brandi Carlile, an otherwise modest person, lacks humility on this particular subject.
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"It was mind-boggling," Shults says with more than a trace of humility.
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"A deep sense of gratitude and humility has guided her," the friend continues.
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Their modesty sets a tone of humility and strength that everyone else follows.
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Donald Trump -- who excels in posturing -- has hitherto shown little inclination towards humility.
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Another problem: Old-fashioned Midwestern humility, as Michigan Governor Rick Snyder puts it.
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We look for killer talent with humility, and never compromise on either half.
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But humility was not what the visibly deflated crowd wanted from Mr Trump.
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"The lesson people should take away from that is humility in making predictions."
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He always righted wrongs and did it with an unmatched level of humility.
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Scouts see much more in Dunn than just off-court humility and mettle.
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Instead they're still reflecting on adolescence with a humility and concentration that hurts.
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I am certain that, with our humility, Portugal can face these future challenges.
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Some Americans, including Mr. Obama, emphasize democratic ideals of humility and self-critique.
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He lacks the humility necessary to understand how much he does not know.
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While passion is one way to show your true self, humility is another.
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For a man so publicly concerned with "humility," it is awfully self-flattering.
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The ostentatious humility is a cop-out, its endearing quality frayed by protraction.
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Jay: The thing that inspires me the most is the quality of humility.
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I was struck by his humility, decency, indifference to monetary rewards, and warmth.
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Gaag's humility just added to the wow factor of the La Colombe experience.
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But the most important lesson history can teach anyone, especially presidents, is humility.
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Hard work, economy, wise investment, humility: the values of the great immigrant equation.
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For this to work, one must have the humility to accept an inheritance.
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We need the political sophistication, humility and courage to ensure care for all.
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It means having the humility to ask for help even from your critics.
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This moral guilt I acknowledge here before the victims with regret and humility.
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JD: It's at the heyday of hubris, perhaps looking for a little humility.
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As he reached his 22013s, humility and obscurity started getting old, and costly.
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It's a move that requires patience and humility, qualities Mr. Trump generally lacks.
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We have to approach all of this with a healthy dose of humility.
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It wasn't about him, but that's the kind of humility that he has.
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The key to promoting yourself is striking the balance between humility and hubris.
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Not really, but they were always nurturing this combination of aggressiveness and humility.
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From the home of a sharecropper he learned hard work, humility and perseverance.
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Traits like honesty and humility make you more human and therefore more relatable.
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The point of this, as of most ancient wisdom, was to teach humility.
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Three customers praised Mr. Silver for his humility and devotion to the community.
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"She has great humility, and is the least neurotic actress," Ms. Lloyd said.
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That being O.K. is the humility that comes only with sucking and persevering.
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Clinton joined in, adding that humility is an important characteristic for good presidents.
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Chocano is justified in questioning the "humility" of highly successful or famous people.
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He plays a tortured, complex, and ruthless character with grace, honesty, and humility.
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Notably, it was perceived as a bit more irritating than a humility humblebrag.
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They demand humility, as well as a basic grasp of buoyancy and physics.
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They demand humility, as well as a basic grasp of buoyancy and physics.
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Stories of his charitable giving and humility have become the stuff of legend.
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"I'm feeing a sense of pride and humility and immense gratitude," Feige said.
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Dean François Ortalo-Magné said he values curiosity and humility in prospective students.
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FB: I do feel like a healthy measure of humility is gained, though.
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No matter what Fisher feasted on, she savored with humility, authenticity, and humor.
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They have opinions that they're attached to, and that I learned over ... I learned through experiences, and I learned humility, the market teaches you humility, and I learned then that, how to go beyond that to create an idea of meritocracy.
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And it says so much about Peter's humility and his eagerness to help people.
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The harder part is humility: can they recognize and admit when they don't know?
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" The team added: "One of Mike's traits that people admire most is his humility.
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Again: Even among scientists — people who ought to question everything — intellectual humility is hard.
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That "sort of builds humility into the structure of the scientific enterprise," Chabris says.
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He hired Beltway advisers to give him a crash course in humility and charm?
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Employ your hopes and fears to achieve a new sense of optimism and humility.
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When speaking about the accomplishment, however, Hales thinks of it with a noticeable humility.
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We believe that true health forever can only be found within humility, not pride.
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In His Own Voice, Buckley's humanity, humility and humor are always at the fore.
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He is crude, arrogant and a braggart; the Amish are modest and prize humility.
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This year, friends, I will shirk my humility and confess I'm feeling pretty confident.
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For many Chinese the financial crisis of 2008 swept aside the need for humility.
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If I try to dismiss the comment, it usually comes off as false humility.
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In the meantime, the difficulties of Mr Modi's experiment are a lesson in humility.
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In other words, it requires a humility to which Mr. Trump appears acutely allergic.
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It's taught me hard work, humility, integrity, and dedication, just to name a few.
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My mother always says in the face of devastation, humility should prevail, not ego.
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That battle between ego and humility has caused conflict for Ben in recent episodes.
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The first is the retention of humility that seemingly underlies the sport of judo.
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Yet he could also show a true humility that is the mark of greatness.
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So many who have worked with him speak of his humility, kindness, and wisdom.
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Toronto was a hockey town, and (sometimes false) humility is king in that sport.
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"The biggest contributor to people under-performing is a lack of humility," Cordaro said.
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Hamilton and Gille, however, still speak of Lorenz's humility and mentorship in glowing terms.
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But if you think that will teach the embattled Christie humility, then think again.
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I've seen what it's done for my kids: It's taught them gratitude and humility.
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A thimble would have contained their humility with room left over for an elephant.
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During interviews with the press, most celebrities attempt to maintain an aura of humility.
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I mean, sure, his valor, humility, and honesty make him better than us all.
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To many, if not most, Americans, the phrase "regulatory humility" sounds like an oxymoron.
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Like a Madonna, she projects both humility and self-assurance—modesty predicated on confidence.
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Humility and Hubris Count on Trump to show both, in equal measure and simultaneously.
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But it gave me the humility that I needed to deal with my audacity.
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What if Trump admitted his own bad examples and showed, for once, some humility?
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"We need to recognize our privilege and practice humility," she said of white people.
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He taught a course on "Humility" at Yale that prominently featured his own works.
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Several things are missing from the polarized mind, among them humility, courage, and awe.
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Humility, restraint and dignity don't make you weak — they are the hallmarks of leadership.
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They also emphasize the importance of authenticity and humility in your application and interviews.
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But humility, and a recognition that nobody is bigger than the market, is profound.
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The age of designer dictates is over; this is the dawn of designer humility.
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" Trump told reporters after the services that he has "more humility than people think.
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"It's impossible to do this job without a strong sense of humility," he said.
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It's panel discussions and the small, uncontainable smile that creeps through her dominant humility.
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He can't modulate, can't do humility, can't abide the thought of anyone above him.
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I believe music teaches and forces you to act with a sense of humility.
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I'm looking for passion for excellence, crossed with humility, crossed with putting others first.
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"I say with humility, I have been a leading anti-Trump voice," he said.
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It sounds obvious, but too many leaders these days don't show kindness and humility.
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I think the sense of humility, that we're getting at with Washington and Lincoln.
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It teaches me humility, the great democracy of each time having to start over.
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"I remain committed to serving the people of Hong Kong with humility," she added.
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But kneeling during the national anthem is a gesture of humility, not ominous ire.
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But more than anything, what you need is patience and humility and self-forgiveness.
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The humility imposed on him by the pilgrimage survives in his new professional life.
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Both he and Mr. Mahaney predicted that Uber's large dose of humility would help.
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Sadly, humility is often seen as a weakness, something to be exploited or ignored.
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It is a cry for humility and forbearance in the face of unforeseeable challenges.
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"There&aposs less hubris and more humility coming back into the business," he said.
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This mindset of gratitude and humility calls for taking ourselves a bit less seriously.
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Humility and empathy are a huge piece of how we&aposre taught about leadership.
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Aron believed that history teaches us humility, modesty and the limits of our knowledge.
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I also listen to Amy Cuddy, read Brene Brown, mediate, and regale in humility.
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"Because if someone lacks humility, they don&apost listen to anyone else," he said.
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But it&aposs also possible to have some elements of humility along with that.
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It's a good lesson: that even in victory you can show humility and grace.
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It's a good lesson: that even in victory you can show humility and grace.
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Instead, his leadership principles are based upon humility and open communication with your reports.
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This is rather odd, given that humility should be a defining trait of Christians.
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From it I have become convinced that Christians should be characterized by moral humility.
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One element that is needed for democracy to emerge is a sense of humility.
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His humility doesn't ultimately save him, but it does, to some degree, redeem him.
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But wisdom requires a healthy dose of kindness, tolerance, equanimity, humility, gratitude and love.
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" About his own film, he said, with somewhat uncharacteristic humility, "It's just a movie.
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Diving at random into the internet and social media finds this new humility everywhere.
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He had the humility to acknowledge when he was wrong, and he valued friendship.
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With that calmness and humility, the gate opens: 'Hello, I have this to offer.
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But among nationalists and certain conservatives, his humility secured him a reputation as weak.
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He is hardly the only business-school leader to prize these traits — especially humility.
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And like maybe there's like some humility- They've got to have answers, you know?
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I carry that moment with me as a reminder of true humility and humanity.
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The yarmulke, the Jewish ritual head covering, is worn to show humility before God.
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Democrats might approach this moment with an attitude of humility and honest self-examination.
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HY: I wonder, did you feel you were looking for a kind of humility?
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Humility isn't the first word that comes to mind to describe the Casa Batlló.
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That is to say gravely, with humility and a touch of sadness, not boastful.
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For some reason, I'm not expecting that kind of humility from Trump anytime soon.
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Trump doesn't think in terms of humility and self-examination, to put it mildly.
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I don't know that it's there in any explicit way but there's a lot of talk of humility and I feel like if we could all embrace a little more humility those types of problems would be a little easier to solve.
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Arnelle Simpson spoke with humility and contrition — a stark contrast to Simpson's confidence and defensiveness.
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It's an incredible speech full of empathy and humility, and it's worth watching in full.
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One is that humility needs to be built into the standard practices of the science.
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He had a lesson for undergraduates: to embody this same humility and to give back.
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These studies haven't looked at intellectual humility per se, but it's plausible there's an overlap.
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Humility does a great job of removing your blinders and seeing what's possible without preconceptions.
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I'm trying to think of how to say this with the proper amount of humility.
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Still, though, simple and genuine humility from Coach K would prove too much to ask.
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O'Reilly adds that Zhelesnik herself is an inspiration and a lesson in humility and love.
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Even though everyone doesn't celebrate it, everyone can honor Jesus's teachings of compassion and humility.
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Some people do it barefoot, others wearing capirotes (pointed hats) as a gesture of humility.
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Trump isn't exactly known for his humility, but this isn't just a show of bravado.
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For me, her dutiful commitment was aspirational, as was her humility in acknowledging her regrets.
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And the interesting thing about when you're curious, it goes hand in hand with humility.
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Why do you have to go through the humility of telling another guy your sins?
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They also share one other trait with Mr Buffett, who is famed for his humility.
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With disarming humility, she admits she is surprised to be getting such good roles again.
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Above all, the haziness of the long-term view argues for humility on all sides.
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Philippe Waechter, chief economist of France's Ostrum Asset Management, also believes that humility is necessary.
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Mr. Zuckerberg has prepared for his testimony with a crash course in charm and humility.
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Mayweather never earned accolades for humility, but he knows a thing or two about winning.
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His humility comes from his awareness that he is now the voice of a movement.
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His mantra for growth is simple — freedom and accountability, with a healthy dose of humility.
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" Brin says that Alphabet is focused on moving forward with "deep responsibility, care, and humility.
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First, there was the sheer humility and decency of Bush's demeanor and attitude that morning.
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I think it's good to have humility, but I might have…too much of it.
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Conveying warmth, confidence, and humility can be done more though your actions than your words.
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To them, such luxury is not at odds with Jesus' teachings of moderation and humility.
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Today boasting & insults are viewed as strong leadership while humility & dignity are viewed as weakness.
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Humility, respect and consensus are hallmarks of the decision-making processes of our governance structures.
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We could all stand to wear a little more humility and gratitude on the daily.
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They are beautiful, philosophical, ambivalent — brimming with all the humility that his opening pages lack.
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You have to put humility aside and remember that these characters are living for themselves.
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Absolutely. Arrogance has a way of colliding head-on into a heavy dose of humility.
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We can only govern ourselves through consensus and compromise — and both require listening with humility.
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Humility is being able to fully immerse ourselves in the present in a unique way.
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In every aspect of our health and our resilience we need humility, courage, and awe.
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And it can really turn a life into one of great gratitude, humility and joy.
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Instead, he spoke softly and with humility about a middle-class upbringing and his spirituality.
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And Clinton showed true humility on the stage, a stark contrast to her Republican opponent.
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Pessimism can be a form of penance, and of spiritual humility in a humanist age.
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Or, would he rather shame them into humility through the rightness of his own conduct?
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The questioning state you will find yourself in will lead to greater humility and authenticity.
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I didn't really lack any humility that I could have taken from my last fight.
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"He led the country with strength, but also with great humanity and humility," he said.
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Another key ingredient that Tesluk sees time and again in studies on team chemistry: humility.
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The question also underscores a reverence for pluck and humility as embodied by Oddvar Bra.
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Targeting resources is reasonable, but so is humility about one's ability to foresee the future.
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I've learned a lot of humility and to respect her in a very deep way.
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Mr. Gidon said he agreed, at least in the military context, but also preached humility.
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And he called for the staff to display "humility" in their efforts to protect consumers.
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A life of humility Haynes retired from United Airlines in 1991, according to the Smithsonian.
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And Dr. King was the one that taught me, through his humility and his leadership.
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Like, in my early years -- you know, it's a mix of confidence and then humility.
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Since that revelation, I have learned so much by listening with respect, humility, and curiosity.
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My own understanding of humility is inextricably tied to a decades-long journey of faith.
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In the footage of that meeting with Obama, I saw what I felt was humility.
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Overcoming this hostility, DiAngelo argues, requires sustained self-reflection, humility, and vigilance from white people.
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"I hope and pray he will serve out his sentence now and find some humility."
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Instead, in the pope's view, the church should emphasize humility and service to the poor.
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"It is important to have visionary ideas, but you also need to have some humility."
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Especially in Washington, where self-absorption and false humility are the coins of the realm.
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The United States is a better place because of his grace, humility and boundless spirit.
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He's all humility when discussing the original Knack, while exuding quiet hopefulness for the sequel.
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If fortune smiles on you, you can exercise humility in the face of good luck.
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And he did so with a calm and humility that repudiated Trump's chaos and hubris.
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I've heard a few times from people in positions of power that humility is weak.
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"I don't see humility in Mr. Trump, and that scares me to death," he said.
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I'm not exaggerating — there's no false humility, there's nothing to be humble about this feeling.
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When it's Lee's turn to face the music, he approaches the match with understandably fake humility.
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That redirection of acclaim reads as humility, and his annoyance with the premise as cagey charm.
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The Trump presidency suggests there's too much conviction and not enough humility in our current culture.
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I must add that in my art training we were taught humility as a primary virtue.
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And getting to know him, what was impressive to me about Judge Kavanaugh is his humility.
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" He continued, "I have been lacking in gratitude, humility, honor, service, and proper care for others.
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It will require dogged strength, which he has in abundance, and humility—which, equally, he lacks.
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" Ohio Republican Governor John Kasich: "Barbara Bush is a woman of grace, humility and great compassion.
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"The divorce was shattering, but humility and kindness in the process was desperately needed," he said.
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"A deep sense of gratitude and humility has guided her," a longtime friend previously told PEOPLE.
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My ears have heard the words "humble" and "humility" so often that they turn me off.
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Gravity Rush 2 is a superhero story with a sense of humility, down to Kat's gift.
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And even when being most emphatic, she does it with a sense of humor and humility.
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And as for Trump's many political opponents, the president-elect struck a rare note of humility.
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And with an air of false humility, he repeatedly bowed to their superior intellect and polish.
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When an external expert seeks to impose an internal culture of data analytics, having humility matters.
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They are decidedly not the ones that will bring historical awareness or humility to the masses.
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But farming is constant observation, followed by creativity, followed by humility — as it is in storytelling.
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EQ, which reflects and strengthens a person's right-brain skills, enhances self-awareness and increases humility.
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As long as they walk through life with humility and having empathy, then they'll be great.
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In all these instances Trump's lack of humility exposed insensitivity and alienated huge swaths of voters.
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And there's been a lot of sort of I think hard lessons of humility there, right?
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What's remarkable is that Samsung had the humility and the diligence to indeed change its ways.
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Sudeikis brings his comic timing and an intriguing combination of ego and humility to his role.
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"Folks should have deep humility in this moment," said civil rights activist DeRay Mckesson on Twitter.
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Space is hard, and humility in the face of major failures can be just as hard.
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These days he's like a walking embodiment of Britain's virtues, from understatement to wit to humility.
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"I must face with this victory with humility," Abe told NHK after the exit poll results.
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He lives in appreciation of the humility and beauty of nature, of family, of hard work.
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"There's a lack of arrogance here," she reckons, "a humility" that is distilled in his prose.
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I have to say with humility that I am suffering ... but I am addicted to this.
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My window had woken me up from a nap to teach me a lesson in humility.
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I know David Friedman and he is a man of sophistication, humility, warmth, and total decency.
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Our listening must be accompanied by humility, remembering that no one has all the right answers.
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But Cook said the "spectacular failure" taught him an important lesson in humility and intellectual honesty.
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Trump honored Bush in a statement Saturday morning, praising his humility and decades of public service.
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Editorial President Obama began his speech to the Cuban people on Tuesday with humility and grace.
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He possesses qualities like humility, authenticity and vulnerability, while at the same time being extremely driven.
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I have so much respect for Rory's positive mindset and his humility to learn and grow.
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"A greater humility regarding these models would not have been out of place," the report said.
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And that humility has helped us as creators and seems to be lacking almost everywhere, honestly.
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By all accounts, he was a gentle, quiet man for whom patience and humility were virtues.
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In this way, the humility of Japanese society has restrained tattoo culture from interrupting public life.
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Trump launched the event by eschewing the typical presidential statement of humility after a midterm defeat.
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In addition to such quietude, other aesthetic measures of settlements include grace, love, compassion and humility.
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If you want a lesson humility from better-rated organization ... I've worked in co-ops. Right?
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So difficult a moral question should command humility, or at least a little old-fashioned tolerance.
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But behind the humility of his approach is a complex and unflinching ambition to reshape Mexico.
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The movie is a rare thing among sci-fi flicks, full of awe, humility and hope.
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We are being taught the lesson of abject humility before something much dearer than the Machine.
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One path Kim sees to that manner of success is maintaining an ample supply of humility.
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It's the opposite of the judicial humility that Chief Justice Roberts holds up as his ideal.
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So can white people if they display one important attitude during a debate over racism: Humility.
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"I think wrapped up in respect and humility is this notion that accuracy matters," she said.
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"In short — to make up a word — Judge Gorsuch has humability: humility and ability," he said.
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Humility is a radical self-awareness from a position outside yourself — a form of radical honesty.
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It's uncomfortable for an economist to say, but the grand conclusion is a bit of humility.
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MIND Humility is not the boldest of personality traits, but it's an important one, studies find.
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This immense and incredibly long-term task requires a very forward-looking perspective tempered by humility.
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I think curiosity, vision, gratitude and humility are all vital to leaders, to any leader, anywhere.
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Humility is seeing oneself as they truly are, and as God truly defines them to be.
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And what immigrants have is humility and work ethic because they're often starting from the bottom.
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I think, If I learned a lesson from the last campaign, it's a bit of humility.
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When they visit, they speak with humility and appreciation, and they do not speak about themselves.
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Kane's teammates realize that his sometimes self-deprecating humility is part of his pursuit for perfection.
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This year's election will remind me to add a heavy dose of humility to the proceedings.
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There are lots of examples and tough lessons learned that remind us to maintain our humility.
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So many other languages these days, ones with fewer words for grace and humility, do not.
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Instead, this quality of compression owes itself to a kind of humility — an odd word, perhaps, to use for a writer of grand ideals and ambitions, but the humility and the high ideals work together: She holds herself, unrelentingly, to the task of saying something important.
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Dignity, class, humility and the truth would all be immediate Day One casualties of a Trump presidency.
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The Quran's emphasis on humility and compassion is sidelined by the arrogance and aggressiveness of conflicting groups.
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So humility would suggest that making a blanket statement, that this is the end, is probably foolish.
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But I'm going to take it as a point of conviction that intellectual humility is a virtue.
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The band itself is cautiously straddling the line between humility and pride: Even the name is ironic.
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On the other hand, the best judges have the humility and the restraint to follow the law.
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It's humility, it's about loving somebody who doesn't love you ... living a life that's bigger than yourself.
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Plenty of popular picks have lessons such as gratitude, humility, and integrity embedded in their story lines.
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There's a humility through gesture, an acknowledgment that literature eventually runs up against the limits of language.
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My question came in response to the shock I felt at the lack of humility on display.
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" "Those who travel the high road of humility in Washington, D.C., are not bothered by heavy traffic.
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Singaporeans like Mr Heng's soft-spoken humility, and sympathise over a stroke he suffered two years ago.
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Apple was never known for its extreme humility, but presenters usually stop short of blatant self-aggrandizement.
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It continued with vice presidential pick Tim Kaine's spirit of humility and message of service before self.
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" The first thing that Dr. Stuckey noticed while watching Oprah's speech was her tone of "gracious humility.
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And begging has long been accepted as a way of teaching talibés humility and funding their education.
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So I don't know, I come at this from a level of, there should always be humility.
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Watching documentaries or movies about people who live very different lives can trigger empathy, compassion, and humility.
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But one thing they're in agreement about is instilling the concept of humility into their little one.
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He taught tough lessons to his boys at home -- lessons about honesty, humility, self-reliance and teamwork.
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Unlike Carter's words, Trump's suggest a man incapable of looking inward, of feeling shame, humility, or love.
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It was a moment of perfectionism and displayed the humility that she would continue throughout the night.
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Chance the Rapper's long been known as a rap iconoclast, with a persona largely centered around humility.
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Learning from our mistakes requires humility and a willingness to look for new strategies to become better.
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This is something close to the Soviet ideal of humility and success, if ever I heard it.
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One might say Battlefield 220 displays humility and respect toward the magnitude of the First Word War.
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"Humility", says Sunil K, during the movie's interval as he takes a break from all the yelling.
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And here you do not come to demand, you come to ask with honesty and with humility.
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"We really appreciate confidence but also we appreciate people who have a sense of humility," says Menendez.
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And American leaders understood the importance of humility and decency, and offered moral examples to the world.
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The most successful entrepreneurs and executives solve this problem, he believes, by maintaining humility and intellectual curiousity.
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As much as parenting is love, warmth, astonishment and joy, it is also unease, uncertainty, humility, fear.
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"He brought his deep expertise and passion to this task with great humility and collegiality," Azar said.
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I mentioned three things that are noticeably missing from the polarized mind earlier: humility, courage and awe.
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"She has the perfect blend of ambition and humility, and she's a tremendous fund-raiser," he said.
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He shows no humility toward the civilization-ending destructiveness of nuclear weapons, and offhandedly entertains their use.
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They take Christian, Jewish and Muslim values — based on humility, charity and love — and they invert them.
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We talked about humility at church today, I don't know if that was aimed at me, perhaps.
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The foreign-returned grandsons here aren't swaggering wheeler-dealers in need of lessons about humility and home.
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We are always thinking about how to walk that tightrope, because we have to walk with humility.
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"Medicine and public health have not yet learned how to deal with humility and mistakes," he said.
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We have seen who we are, for better and worse, and this instills humility, compassion, and freedom.
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Having the humility to admit there's something you don't know is the smartest thing you can do.
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For instance, humility; If you aren't humble, your chances of a strong social life will be slim.
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Self-deprecation has become this generation's coping mechanism and is our new way of maintaining humility (Bellis).
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Eric's great contribution is to show how to mix conviction on racial matters with humility and gentleness.
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It had nothing to do with journalism and everything to do with humility and our shared humanity.
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THE STONE Christmas is a reminder of the radical power of humility, amazement and embracing the Other.
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"Hard work and humility," said Brandy Halladay, his widow, summing up her late husband's legacy on Wednesday.
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Wisdom, he said, requires possessing a type of humility manifested in an awareness of one's own ignorance.
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It's a trust we match with a profound commitment to responsibility and a healthy dose of humility.
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" Mr. Macron's prime minister, Édouard Philippe, conceded defeat and said that he received "these results with humility.
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This strikes me as a fine definition of the difference between appropriation and inspiration: presumption versus humility.
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Mark Takai (D-Hawaii) was a person of great humility; Steve LaTourette (R-Ohio) of great wit.
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When it comes to Oscar attention, there's a level of humility that can be tough to hit.
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And she did it with the professionalism, class, grace and humility that only a true Queen could.
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Leaders should govern with honesty and with humility, acknowledge hard truths and adapt to our evolving future.
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"I learned a level of humility, a level of empathy that I didn't have before," Sanford said.
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"I learned a level of humility, a level of empathy that I didn't have before," Sanford said.
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Their flirtation takes place, however, largely through elevated conversation about Thomas Aquinas and Buddha, forgiveness and humility.
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"In a culture that's used to immediacy and inflated claims, it's difficult to have humility and patience."
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A perfect school lunch requires some advance planning at dinner, a little humility and a good guru.
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Should there not be some genuine humility in leaders, a sense that they recognize their own limitations?
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But whatever you do, says the researcher, don't go about seeking praise through a faux humility brag.
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Islam, at its core, has many virtues to inspire humanity — such as compassion, humility, honesty and charity.
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With that one move President Obama showed his humanity, his parenting skills, his sensitivity and his humility.
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Though that might sound narcissistic, it has the upending feeling, for the reader, of humility in action.
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Perhaps humility is a necessary virtue when being awarded one of the trickiest gigs in the business.
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Across companies and industries, HR execs say they look for humility — and avoid arrogance — in job candidates.
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She added the VDA's comment that the deal was "unique in Europe and the world" lacked humility.
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Patience, subtlety, and the humility to know that you can't always get what you want immediately, help.
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" Mr. Lang has tried to balance that humility and curiosity with Metallica, Mr. Joel and "Für Elise.
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" Mr. Lang has tried to balance that humility and curiosity with Metallica, Mr. Joel and "Für Elise.
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Effective negotiators need less ego and sycophancy, more humility and coordination with members of their own side.
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"In the spring, there was great humility in how we were going about our work," Hinch said.
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For that reason, we look at these preliminary results with 100 percent optimism, but also with humility.
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Drudgery can teach humility: when hauling boxes, a brain full of algebra matters less than a teen's muscles.
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I mean, the guy&aposs humility there after now, overnight, he&aposs become a hero to so many.
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But off-track (they) had a massive following and could balance that aggressiveness with humility off of track.
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A former employee expressed their concern over the lack of change or humility from the company's co-founders.
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The book recounts the story of a young French priest who learns humility in tending to the faithful.
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In person, they convey a humility and seriousness about their jobs that was never apparent with their predecessors.
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He repeatedly apologized, and said it was just words, but instead of showing humility, he went on offense.
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Martial arts, insists its founder, Chatri Sityodtong, who is Thai-American, is about discipline and humility, not brashness.
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You will be more interesting and more useful, for longer, if you cling to your curiosity and humility.
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Do I comport myself with kindness and humility, with the knowledge that there is something greater than me?
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Those who are outraged should search their own hearts for a humility that can lead to genuine conversion.
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"But the big things he's right about amount to a much-needed dose of humility in our politics."
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At IKEA's Corporate Culture Centre, ubiquitous pictures of Mr Kamprad accompany his mottos about humility, willpower and renewal.
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His optimistic talk of "America's genius" is familiar; yet mingled with a rarer call for humility and atonement.
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He has this amazing combination of skill and confidence and sort of humility and deference to his teammates.
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And I think that level of humility and vulnerability is good as long as it doesn't take over.
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By laying out detailed plans for Kongsberg and showing "humility", they won enough allies to support big changes.
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" But more than that, she marvels at the way Shonagon "obscures that power passably, in an elegant humility.
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And I think, Judy, the thing that bothered me the most about this speech, the lack of humility.
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But if he endures his inquisition with humility, respectfulness and sincerity, he could actually emerge much better off.
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"You have to have a sense of humility when you go up to climb these mountains," Weihenmayer said.
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In his public persona, Trump is not the first person we'd think of when it comes to humility.
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" Butler tweeted a video praising Nyqvist for his "incredible humility, warmth and this cheeky glint in his eyes.
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It's time that we embrace and embody the gravitas, humility, and respect that this notation carries with it.
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He conveys a kind of humility you don't see very often in the upper reaches of medical science.
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In doing so, the tribe will rely on its traditional values of humility, cooperation, dedication and mutual respect.
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Snap CEO Evan Spiegel is "so arrogant" and needs to find some humility, CNBC's Jim Cramer said Thursday.
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Better yet, it came with a dose of humility — "I'm a slow learner," the Lady of Winterfell admitted.
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Other leaders have similarly learned that Merkel's disarming charm and humility count for little at the negotiating table.
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Any explanations for why crime rises and falls in a specific time span should be made with humility.
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Darryl Williams, spoke with the type of humility that comes from inner strength and 35 years of experience.
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"I have listened with humility and with great attention to the voice of my compatriots," the president said.
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"She continued: "On the other hand, it was interesting to tap into this humility and sense of insignificance.
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"In this humility-poor environment, the idea of disruption appeals as a kind of subversive provocation," she writes.
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The presidency is not imperial, and some measure of humility is required of the person at the podium.
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"He embodied the characteristics we admire in a president: integrity, civility, dignity, humility," Schumer said during his speech.
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I've really absorbed the criticism and learned a lot of humility and have grown from all of it.
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"We hope you will have the grace and humility to ask for our community's forgiveness," the letter says.
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For those grasping for new signs of humility, generosity and depth, Mr. Trump offered the thinnest of reeds.
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In a reflection of its battered public image, Volkswagen made a show of humility in Geneva this year.
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Making sound judgments about whether punishment is needed, and how much, depends on intensive fact-finding and humility.
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Do we have the humility to accept there could be areas of reality that lie beyond our understanding?
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The other thing I've learned over time is that humility is an incredibly overlooked but important character trait.
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As Trump's unlikely rise drew him closer to the White House, I kept looking for signs of humility.
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General Kelly, several former colleagues said, was revered in the Marine Corps for his loyalty, humility and honesty.
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Giuliani seemed to know instinctively that what the public craved during a crisis was humanity, humility and community.
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Just as Brad Whitman functions as a testimony against flamboyant spending, Xavier operates as a paragon of humility.
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If there's one thing I've learned, it's that humility is the most important thing to carry yourself forward.
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"Moderation, not just in terms of ideological moderation but also humility, is kind of his thing," she said.
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Coalition building takes active listening and building from within communities, it requires humility and acknowledgement of many voices.
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"I've seen how she's handled failure and success with humility and never wavered in her morals," he said.
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"I have a great deal of humility knowing that some day history will judge us," Professor Khurana said.
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In their view, humility is achieved by submitting one's preferences to the established wisdom of authority and tradition.
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He is a hero who understands the burden of destiny, and did so with courage, valor and humility.
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Its rejuvenation will demand foresight, humility, tolerance and the courage to confront what appear to be insurmountable differences.
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More important, genuine humility is required, and that's something with which experts in development organizations have long struggled.
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The most important thing is having the humility to understand that it's about creating opportunities for other people.
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She wrote that she was impressed with Ledecky's dominance in the water and her humility out of it.
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" Barack Obama used his final prayer breakfast to call for humility and "pray that my failings are forgiven.
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He added that Mr. Callahan was known for conducting himself with humility, humor and an appreciation for nuance.
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"Disarming humility," said Mr. Roemer, his former boss, admiring that Mr. Kennedy was "not sprinting" toward any cameras.
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They are testaments to the temporal quality of our civilizations, and to the very humility of being alive.
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What he got wrong can be proved only by the forces of humility, of clarity, and of honesty.
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Which raises this question: If humility was good enough for Jesus, why not for the rest of us?
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His list of 13: Temperance, Silence, Order, Resolution, Frugality, Industry, Sincerity, Justice, Moderation, Cleanliness, Tranquility, Chastity and Humility.
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"His principal quality is his humility, he never puts himself ahead of the team." added the Brazilian defender.
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George Washington | Thursday, April 30, 1789 The first Inaugural Address was characterized by the first president's impressive humility.
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But The Times will need more humility, introspection and openness than has been its habit in the past.
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Over the years, McCain came to appreciate his Naval Academy education and lessons about courage, humility and sacrifice.
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He said the words, but there was no sincerity, humility or contrition in his demeanor or his words.
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Sundar brings humility and a deep passion for technology to our users, partners and our employees every day.
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It's funny, well written (mostly), filled with humility and perpetually on the scan for moments of stray grace.
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Everything about him — his humility, the fact that he rides the subway everywhere — is why everybody loves Joe.
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He said the transfers often come in with a chip on their shoulder and more humility than freshmen.
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Now I find myself pondering two other supposedly Canadian traits: humility and a reticence to impose on others.
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This gesture struck me not only for its monastic integrity but also for the humility of its ambitions.
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Maybe this is nature's checks and balances: If we get too cocky, we'll begin to suffer toward humility.
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Indeed, a degree of humility on the part of his successor may be his or her most vital quality.
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They debated the founding principles of their new company and came up with humility, education, leadership and motivation: HELM.
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Full of humility, Aly addressed how winning the award didn't matter to him so much as people like him.
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" The former reality star said that he hopes his "vulnerability may help to foster humility in those still suffering.
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They say their process that involves more "humility" than making long term forecasts about GDP growth and index targets.
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But the humility and modesty embraced by the Founding Fathers have been replaced by cocky, reality TV-style braggadocio.
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There's nothing new under the sun, and that's a really important place to start from because it forces humility.
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I think there needs to be some humility in our policy, the idea of putting it to the test.
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"The French people have sent a very clear message and a lesson in humility" to Macron, Bardella told supporters.
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Some commend the prince's decision to forgo the crown briefly, seeing it as a sign of humility and respect.
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In my estimation, the values that matter in journalism are somewhat more old-fashioned: diligence, fairness, humility, and craft.
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Trump lacks the knowledge to govern, the patience to learn how to govern, or the humility to admit it.
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Even if you're not the boss, entering a conversation with humility makes you more of a person, not less.
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It will not take superhuman powers to reform France—just the very human ones of patience, persuasion and humility.
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Comparisons to Reagan's 'humility' Throughout the interview, Pence compared Trump and Reagan, saying he believes they are similar leaders.
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Investing in the markets is anything but easy, it's really taught me humility, which was the most important thing.
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Contrition and humility aren't Ye's style, but maybe we can all learn a little something from his narcissistic rambling.
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CHUCK GRASSLEY (R), IOWA: The judge has an incredibly legal mind and a humility that keeps him well-grounded.
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The chief minister frequently appears in person, too, striding through adoring crowds, her palms pressed together in silent humility.
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"He is thoughtful and compassionate and someone who has a big heart and the humility to listen," Portman said.
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He lacks any sort of moral compass and is missing a core code of benevolence, service, altruism and humility.
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And where in her husband was the humility that a Christian faith as frequently proclaimed as his should encompass?
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"Straight up night of praise and worship with joy, humility, thankfulness, bold faith and power," she wrote on Instagram.
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Humility is in order, particularly in handicapping a field already as long as the holiday lines at Disney World.
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"Those that travel the high road of humility in Washington are not bothered by heavy traffic," said former Sen.
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There was a dash of gruff humility, an admission that "fearlessness" impressed him more as he approached middle age.
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But Nadella wasn't lacking in confidence – he was just bringing a different style, a different humility, to the job.
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It's an album that finds its strength in humility: Letting go of personal bullshit in service of someone else.
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They were considered too cocky (tennis great Martina Navratilova said they were "afraid to show any kind of humility").
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I was on board to have to think about all those things and to have humility in the process.
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His very temperament, with its lack of humility or restraint, was said to go against the fabric of conservatism.
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This could have been a book on Lincoln, and in a fit of humility, it did not become that.
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Failing spectacularly in pursuit of an ambitious goal was thought to be salutary, and the shellacking instilled some humility.
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Advocates for evangelical action, whatever their beliefs, should have the humility to acknowledge that they do not know everything.
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Perhaps Trump and Kudlow, confident in their ignorance on these important issues, are simply expressing philosophical humility and wisdom.
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In "Pride and Prejudice," Mr. Darcy's gentlemanly self-conception needs the leaven of humility that only romance can provide.
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To the Editor: Seven additional words banned by the Trump administration: compassion, tolerance, foresight, thoughtfulness, curiosity, wisdom and humility.
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Cities and states seeking to structure markets through the democratic process can expect hectoring, not humility, from the department.
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Wright also had the humility to later apologize to Syndergaard for challenging him in front of reporters that day.
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And we've taken a look at things they helped destroy or diminish, including paper maps, small talk and humility.
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The song was "So What," and his point was that journalism required a sense of adventure, improvisation and humility.
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"We want to make sure that we speak with some humility, and with some grace as well," he said.
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And people who score high for humility are less aggressive and less judgmental toward members of other religious groups.
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"Humility" is a more expansive word that connotes a conscious resistance to an armored and overweening righteousness of purpose.
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China's leaders, in turn, have started shedding the humility that had characterized much of their foreign policy since Deng.
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But, with a dose of humility, let's get over any misplaced admiration some Americans have for Xi's authoritarian model.
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Boeing's new CEO and leadership team must root out arrogance and approach stakeholders with humility and a listening stance.
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When his country needed him, he put himself in harm's way and acted selflessly, with patriotism, dignity and humility.
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Between 10 and 15 percent of adults score highly on measures of humility, depending on the rating scale used.
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" Judge Noonan, he added, "has the mix of intellectual chutzpah and humility to make it a tour de force.
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A humility that, having seen many a crazy thing and learned to tolerate them, has become wise and patient.
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He may not say that publicly because there is a humility issue there that could perhaps use some polishing.
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If you want to be successful, you need one crucial trait, according to self-made billionaire Tilman Fertitta: humility.
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Without self-imposed humility or politically imposed restraint, old rules never die and old agencies never close their doors.
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Unfortunately for South American football fans, neither Argentina, and especially not Brazil, appear ready to embrace change or humility.
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It seems like West has developed a sense of humility after years of casually comparing himself to Jesus Christ.
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"I think the leader today has to demonstrate both transparency and vulnerability, and with that comes truthfulness and humility."
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He speaks with humility about economic justice, respect for values and faith, and tolerance for views different than his.
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The author gets closer to the true meaning of humility when she notes that it is a religious value.
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But if we can talk with mutual respect & humility, maybe all of us come together to effect positive change.
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" Instead of humility, what's favored is fast advice and measurable results, or as BCG describes them, "private-sector approaches.
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As Japanese tradition demands, I stoop to enter the room through a small door in a gesture of humility.
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"I think the president showed some humility, which is an awesome thing," said Representative Daniel Webster, Republican of Florida.
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His call for his fighters to show humility was also unlikely to quell public concerns considering the Taliban's history.
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But when, in victory, Mr Iglesias called for "unity and humility", that sounded like a warning to his defeated rival.
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On October 2nd he lost his interior minister, Gérard Collomb, who had complained about the French president's "lack of humility".
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"Separated by the Atlantic, one finds the same pride and humility in the villages and countryside of Greece," he explained.
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At least she's owning her shortcomings, which takes a sort of humility that the Fyre Festival crew would never possess.
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"People learn from their mistakes, and people generally have a good heart," Hogan tells PEOPLE with humility in his voice.
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So imagine humility and will duality with an ambition for cause and responsibility that is much bigger than you are.
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In fact, if you're sincere you should simply tell the hiring manager since it will demonstrate your courage and humility.
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But times change, and people change, if they're lucky and if they have the humility to keep an open mind.
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Brett J. Talley: 'Practice some humility' Holiday gatherings can be stressful even without the most contentious election in modern history.
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"It is with both humility and confidence that I write to request your support for House Democratic Leader," Pelosi said.
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So, I have been suggesting to the president and others, he ought to be looking for something called judicial humility.
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"We decided to end our relationship a week ago, and did so with humility and understanding," Chmerkovskiy wrote on Instagram.
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Mr Folman, who adapted the text, and Mr Polonsky, the illustrator, have approached the project with due respect and humility.
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"My friends, it is with humility, determination, and boundless confidence in America's promise that I accept your nomination," she said.
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Instead he gave a short speech that praised both Ford and Kavanaugh, and called for humility from his fellow senators.
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" Kasich said he taught his children humility: "You're not going to be perfect -- be as good as you can be.
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" He then touched upon the humility of the bride and the groom, conceding, "You even joke together about being short.
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"Initially I felt a mixture of surprise, humility, joy and a bit embarrassed but after thinking about it," Davies said.
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What is truly ironic is that Nixon, considered so dark, spoke that night with humility, generosity and brightness of spirit.
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In this view, the biggest threat to America and to the world may be a simple lack of intellectual humility.
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"We decided to end our relationship a week ago, and did so with humility and understanding," Chmerkovskiy wrote of Rose.
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The other wolf represents values and virtues such as peace, love, hope, serenity, humility, kindness, empathy, generosity, truth and compassion.
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The first—and only—time he faced a real fighter at the gym was another an exercise in humility, though.
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" And then the man speaks, his voice soaked in fake humility: "Let's see if I remember how to do this.
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Paletta endured this teasing with the same humility and professionalism with which he faced rejection at Anfield back in 2006.
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Only in our humility, only in striving for understanding our fellow American can we begin to heal as a nation.
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It demonstrates humility about our ability to understand the world, and compassion for worldviews that are different from our own.
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A good director combines vision, intellectual honesty, and humility to help guide a startup through every stage of its development.
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"She fit Jane Austin's strictest description of an 'accomplished woman' while maintaining a natural humility and 'insatiable curiosity'," she adds.
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I was surprised at his openness and humility and at the same time didn't know why he was sharing it.
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We can help ex-offenders take the long, hard road of redemption by having the humility to walk it ourselves.
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Any replacement rule will be done carefully, properly, and with humility, by listening to all those affected by the rule.
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"Had they been practitioners of traditional humility, their extraordinary talents alone would have demanded that attention be paid," Kindred wrote.
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Both Trump and Comey would be wise to take a few pages from Mueller's playbook on silence, patience and humility.
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"Because the head is bent, it's a way of reaching out to the audience with humility and thanks," she explained.
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Overall, companies should approach any complex global problem with the humility in knowing that an AI tool won't solve it.
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In that spirit, I am writing to respectfully request your support for Speaker, and do so with confidence and humility.
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Sincere faith begins with humility in relation to the Almighty and a sense of being strengthened by his infinite love.
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People who value humility and kindness in private life abandon those traits when they select leaders in the common sphere.
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The G.O.P. used to be a party that aspired to a biblical ethic of private charity, graciousness, humility and faithfulness.
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To combat it, Hughes says practicing humility, courage, and awe can help build the resilience that combats the polarized mind.
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But as much as parenting is love, is warmth, is astonishment, is joy, it is also unease, uncertainty, humility, fear.
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Everyone probably already knows everyone else at the conference, but it's, as Rhea puts it, "A show of false humility."
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"He's a guy with great compassion, great humility and a big heart," Portman said on the Senate floor Thursday afternoon.
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Rather, it looks like an administration indulging in the politics of arrogance, expressing no humility and apparently learning no lessons.
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These rules are another way of reaching the equilibrium between humility and self-confidence which Hammon first found through faith.
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Whenever that kind of disaster does happen, it's treated with an astonishing compassion, gilding the show in warmth and humility.
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Across the board, they said they're looking for self-reflection, awareness of what you need to improve on, and humility.
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I'm happy to wake up in the morning, and I have a life that consists of empathy, humility, and gratitude.
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Adopting Roberts' judge-as-umpire metaphor, Kavanaugh's mantra has been neutrality, civility and humility: "We're not bigger than the game."
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They want him to show interest, empathy, and even some humility, in his exchanges with the audience, while hammering Mrs.
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To love is to be radically poor in control, and, for Rooney's characters, humility can tip into humiliation, even masochism.
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Your vanity is suddenly joined by — if not overrun by — a sense of shock, fear and, you would hope, humility.
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All these people have one thing in common: the instinct that worship should be an act of humility, not hubris.
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What Kate models is thus not subservience to a man but a remaking of love through humility instead of humiliation.
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When people are company- or mission-directed, it manifests as humility, and they generally push credit off onto other people.
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The two men have been increasingly at odds — Mr. Collomb criticized the president's "lack of humility" in a recent interview.
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If you are a famous person, think how alluring Colker's combination of concern and warmth and disarming humility would be.
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But the broader lesson I hope Quillette learns from this is a sense of humility about tribalism and confirmation bias.
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The most confusing aspect of President Trump as golfer is that golf is the ultimate test of integrity and humility.
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These potential ceilings suggest that we should approach the idea of merging with A.I. with a good deal of humility.
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" He embodied, Mr. Updegrove added, "the humility, civility and self-sacrifice of the best of the World War II generation.
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From our earliest days, Mark used the word "domination" to describe our ambitions, with no hint of irony or humility.
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Freud also understood that repression, any repression, is inherently fluid and complicated and requires humility and self-searching to navigate.
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Maybe he has learned from those unforced errors and will enter his second term with confidence but also essential humility.
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When Crazy Horse was alive, he was known for his humility, which is considered a key virtue in Lakota culture.
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Beyond recognizing how hard it is to time market turns, indexers seem to display humility by keeping their goals modest.
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Mr. Burt said the prime minister's approach had combined humility with a focus on the task of forming a government.
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Au contraire; humility, which nurtures its trusty companion self-knowledge, is the great sustainer and challenges one to constantly evolve.
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Brown's willingness to accept an assistant's job despite 563 regular-season wins — and 47 in the playoffs — underscores his humility.
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Flee to the mountains, deserts and babbling brooks to get in touch with wild spaces, to find perspective and humility.
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It's feigning humility to (seemingly) coyly brag, hoping to reap the benefits of both humbleness and awareness of your accomplishments.
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" "Congressman Cummings was an honorable man who proudly served his district and the nation with dignity, integrity, compassion and humility.
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He could stand six-foot-three, but he carries himself with what he calls "an apologetic slouch," humility made visible.
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The interplay between three in particular—ruthless ambition, unexpected humility and fierce loyalty—is the backbone of Mr Schwarzman's book.
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Coaches can also, in the case of a hard match or a loss, use sports to teach boys about humility.
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More recently, humility has found a foothold in the most widely used measure of personality traits, the five- factor questionnaire.
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In another, ongoing study, Dr. Krumrei Mancuso had 587 American adults complete questionnaires intended to measure levels of intellectual humility.
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"It is with great humility and gratitude that I accept the honor of serving as House Democratic Leader," she said.
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Yet Mr. Hnath approaches what might seem like a hubristic project with the humility and avidity of an engaged Everyreader.
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We should reflect on our duty to judge without fear or favor, deciding each matter with humility, integrity, and dispatch.
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" Late Wednesday afternoon, Mr. Higgins's office released a statement from him, saying: "I filmed the Auschwitz message with great humility.
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"It should feel like a colleague who treats you with respect and admiration, with courtesy and humility," Pickard told me.
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Franklin explained how Humility was added to his list after a friend told him he needed to work on it.
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Me having only boys is the universe being absolutely ironic, and I'm accepting the challenge with much love and humility.
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You learn patience, trust, commitment, kindness, humility, and all of the things it looks like to be a good man.
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I also respected their knowledge, and had the humility to know what I didn't know and not pretend I did.
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Nor should we expect him to suddenly shift his decision-making process to one grounded in humility rather than hubris.
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At Stanford, reading our stuff to a roomful of serious talent taught us, among other things, the humility of rewriting.
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A wiser president faced with such circumstances would govern with humility and a respect for the views of all Americans.
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There was zero humility, empathy, humanity and not one iota of understanding of what his fellow Americans were going through.
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Humility, and knowing that as a doctor you are privileged in so many ways, is why we choose these fields.
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"Humility is the magic word," Dee Leopold, then the director of admissions at Harvard Business School, told Forbes in 2011.
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Experimentation is an act of humility, an acknowledgment that there is simply no way of knowing without trying something different.
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As the sun set and the camp day was winding down, I was in an emotional state of dazed humility.
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"But, O.K." Kostyuk quickly adapted in typical fashion, demonstrating a sense of humility and self-awareness that belied her age.
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Too many of us simply want too much, to the exclusion of values like family, generosity, humility, or simply balance.
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Norms of the (unspecified) past dictated that presidential candidates show some degree of humility, of trustworthiness, and of policy knowledge.
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Granted an immense amount of power they weren't expecting, they evince no humility or maturity, just a palpable sense of vengeance.
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Absent were the notes of humility and need for bipartisan coalition-building that previous nominees have struck to broaden their appeal.
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If there's one thing I've learned in the past year, it's humility when it comes to predictions, so I make none.
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But isolation and humility are what Cecil Newton valued when he began plotting his son's return to big-time college football.
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Fatherhood increases one's competence in a number of important areas of character development, including the formation of patience, humility and selflessness.
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School officials have us believe that humility is apparently offensive on the one hand and on the other it is virtuous.
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"I thought, God, I guess you really want me to find more humility in my life and less vanity," she says.
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The traditional norms that Trump violated were the ones that encouraged people to live with a certain humility, grace and dignity.
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The three things I always say are so important in a judge and especially a justice, are intelligence, integrity, and humility.
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And thanks to his Montessori education, George will get a dose of humility, along with the confidence to overcome any obstacles.
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It's definitely a new and wonderful feeling for older baseball fans who grew up in D.C., fans who know from humility.
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You have selflessness, humility, and the ability to overcome obstacles with a smile on your face and excitement in your heart.
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From that basic realization can come a host of social goods like generosity, humility, a sense of connectedness and even solidarity.
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It can translate into self-deprecation if I don't put myself into certain situations that really teach me what humility is.
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"Even now, all these years later, Chuck is still defined by the humility that shaped him as a soldier," he said.
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I didn't save the world, but I did change — I gained, slowly, a sense of humility, and a sense of perspective.
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"In a rare admission of something approximating humility, Donald Trump said that some of his retweets are "a little bit shaky.
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But on Sunday, he went to church in eastern Iowa, where he studied "humility," he later told attendees at a rally.
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Europe has hardly been a paragon of conservative prediction since 2000, but the limited three-year horizon does admit some humility.
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Or think of A.G. Lafley, who possesses that paradoxical combination of personal humility plus professional will that defines Level 5 leadership.
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I guess these two views could be reconciled if it turned out that only religious people are lacking in intellectual humility.
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But actually uttering a sincere "thank you" to someone you're grateful for on the daily often takes more effort and humility.
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In place of that hubris grew a confidence that was deeper, fertilized by humility, and watered with sweat and angry tears.
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"Most individuals involved in this saga have tried to move forward over the past four years with humility," Broadwell tells PEOPLE.
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"If I fault him for anything, it's not that he's inexperienced -- he doesn't have humility in the face of his inexperience."
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"I promise to continue to raise a great man who has integrity, humility, kindness, & most of all compassion & love," she wrote.
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Off-camera, she's been stealing hearts left and right with her sincere gratitude, raw humility, and eagerness to engage with fans.
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He should be prostrating himself, or at the very least conducting himself with a bit of humility — sartorially and in general.
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On Wednesday, she promised "humility and resolve" instead of the "strong and stable leadership" that was the soundbite of her campaign.
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Understanding and change only come by way of humility and hard work on our internal policies, moral foundation and system design.
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" Gao sees neutrality as a kind of humility, which she says is, "out of sync with today's over the top expressiveness.
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" Rachleff also stated the importance of humility with success, "a board member should be aware, the entrepreneur knows more than them.
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Considering it's about Quvenzhané's first trip to the Oscars with her mom, A Night Out With Mama is filled with humility.
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The beatific smile, the warm hugs and the trademark folkloric dress project the reassuring humility of a big but benign country.
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But as Memorial Day approaches, with its echoes of service, humility and tradition, I know that my hopes have been dashed.
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And despite her status as a global moral leader and knowledge of climate policy, she maintains a profound sense of humility.
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It's a painful lesson in humility, limitations, and compromise that will serve you well for the rest of the BattleTech campaign.
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"Regulatory humility" and "first do no harm" — these sound like the right recipe for the next 20 years of broadband growth.
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Displaying a humility he is not usually known for, McGregor said he is not upset by the criticism or the scrutiny.
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The Jons, an annual award named (in an awe-inspiring fit of humility) after myself, go to tech's more dubious achievers.
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Ms. Nalwanga's watchful, quiet presence conveys both shyness and determination, a habit of humility in tension with an almost superhuman intelligence.
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The pastor urged the congregation to embrace Syrian refugees and Mexican migrants, and another speaker urged humility, The Washington Post reported.
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A man of humility and openness, he has a gift for listening, showing respect and deference to all whom he meets.
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This may be the country's greatest advantage, because it engenders a level of humility and a drive to constantly reinvent itself.
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They're often filled with humility, and a recurring theme is not about the know-it-all, but about failure and futility.
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Sort of a club with a set of values that use humility as the basis for feeling indebted to one another.
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Instead, it was a different set of qualities: modesty, humility and selflessness -- even when those closest to Washington plotted against him.
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She has repeatedly been praised for her humility, with the media zeroing in on her apology for winning against Ms. Williams.
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With understatement and painstaking reporting, Rachlin introduces us to Grimes, and the slow piling of one humility on top of another.
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That would be an amazing show of realism and, especially, humility, which these days is the ultimate and most disruptive technology.
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Gerstl's self-portraits are equally compelling because he conflates narcissistic self-scrutiny with a sense of humility and his own insignificance.
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Likewise, our subsequent interventions, including Iraq and Syria and Afghanistan, have involved good intentions, outsize ambitions and a deficit of humility.
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"I mourn the departure of a patriot, who served Nigeria with humility, integrity and diligence," Mr. Buhari said Saturday on Twitter.
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Wonder is when we apprehend the sublime and the magnificent in what we encounter every day, with both humility and delight.
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Richard H. Clarida, the Fed's vice chairman, said on Tuesday that deciding how high to go would require "judgment and humility."
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The traits Trump embodies are narcissism, not humility; combativeness, not love; the sanctification of the rich and blindness toward the poor.
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And against the pretension to understand every single social ill according to some simple formula or another, some humility might help.
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For her, the question "was unexpected and refreshing since they said it with such authenticity, self-awareness, and humility," she said.
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But the newer you are to management roles, the more you need humility and the ability to listen to other people.
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Known for his infectious smile, humility and grace, he will be remembered as a true champion on and off the court.
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This is the kind of minor slight that could rile another artist, but Sampha's ethos is centered on modesty and humility.
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" Why I swiped right on Amy: "It was a mix of humility, humor, and, of course, beauty that caught my eye.
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Both concern tactical and strategic mistakes by smart, experienced people, who had more confidence than humility and more intelligence than insight.
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" The conversation could, perhaps, be reframed, from "why did the women choose to express humility?" to "why did the men not?
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Duguay said that when he's trying to find someone with this capacity, he searches for evidence of some level of humility.
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The resurrection, celebrated by Christians throughout the world on Easter Sunday, was made possible only by an act of unsurpassed humility.
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He had a particular animus toward Western aid officials who had plenty of money and power but scant knowledge or humility.
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Republicans and the Sean Hannity-style Trumpians might also approach this moment with an attitude of humility and honest self-examination.
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" He tweeted that the speech was a "brilliant mix of numbers and stories, humility and aggressiveness, traditional conservatism and political populism.
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"Being willing to say, 'Hey, I don't know it all, even though I'm a smart guy and I really work hard, but I really could benefit from learning from somebody else,' that's humility and I really do believe that humility goes a long way when it helps you to move up in an organization," he said.
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But I'm a terrible pupil; humility is the last thing on my mind when my eyelashes go, closely followed by my eyebrows.
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Havas does it all with a fearless commitment to their craft, laser focus on their hustle, and a keen sense of humility.
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Concerning company values, Back Market is all about having ambitious team members who show respect and kindness, while having humility and humor.
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Humility is a dying virtue, but The Lonely Island promises to bring it back with the movie Popstar: Never Stop Never Stopping.
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"It was just an instinct," Shahen told Channel 10's The Project Monday night, exhibiting the humility characteristic of all great men.
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He was drawn to Ben Carson, who he believed embodied a core trait he saw in George Washington and Abraham Lincoln: Humility.
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"We'll approach it, I think, with a lot of humility," a senior administration official told reporters during a preview of the meeting.
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It means seeing the world with a sense of fairness and humility and recognizing our own humanity in the struggles of others.
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For the past few months, I've been talking to many scholars about intellectual humility, the characteristic that allows for admission of wrongness.
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In asking that question of researchers and scholars, I've learned to appreciate how hard a challenge it is to foster intellectual humility.
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EARLY in 2016 Schumpeter went to a dinner with one of Silicon Valley's luminaries, a man of towering intelligence and negligible humility.
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So, while it's certainly fun to present our most ideal selves when online dating, a little humility could do us some good.
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And despite the humility that everyone leaves with, face sweaty and shoes dusty with baby powder, this is how the world changes.
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So it is with humility, anguish and some shame that human-rights advocates, politicians and UN officials have been marking the anniversary.
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And to Sutton, the one I get to play make-believe with on TV. Your humility, grace, and professionalism are beyond admirable.
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"I think that bodes well in relation to the humility which hasn't been shown by Uber London or Uber UK," he said.
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My first date of the week was with Becca K. From the beginning, I was attracted to her beauty, humility, and kindness.
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" He also said that "the gospel is so much about inclusion and decency and humility and care for the least among us.
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Bachchan floored fans with his warmth and humility, and the unaffected manner with which he engaged the everyday guests on his show.
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And also Margot Robbie, in her extraordinary humility, says that in some ways, her feelings about Saoirse mirror Elizabeth's feelings about Mary.
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WATTERS: I should learning something ... GUTFELD: Yes, do a little bit of humility, it can go a long way with that hair.
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"Her consistent humility, selflessness, quiet heroism and fiery perseverance were at the heart of the movement she helped build," the organization said.
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Fortunately for the reader, Ozawa's humility extends to admitting professional failures, and in these we learn more about where orchestras go wrong.
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I say so hesitantly, and with respect for the humility we need to have about our ability to diagnose and cure disease.
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The ability to work with respect for others, create a bipartisan bill, or act with humility doesn't have to be a weakness.
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"It's not really a name in Hebrew usually, but it has a lot of mystical, symbolic meanings of humility, strength," she says.
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Through humility and concrete love, on the other hand, power – the highest, the strongest one – becomes a service, a force for good.
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Variety didn't have to put Moonlight's director on the cover, but let's be honest: since when does Hollywood honor humility over talent?
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That her revolutionary quality, her humility, her attraction to minorities, and her love for East Harlem are, at least in part, imagined.
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" He added, "She strikes a balance of confidence without a whiff of over confidence and a kind of humility that's entirely unformed.
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His Twitter feed is an unfiltered stream of thoughts—sensible inspiration, social observations and occasional humility undercut by brash middle-finger moments.
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Humility seems to be a common theme among the Swedes I've interviewed—is that a cultural approach to your life and fame?
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There's a level of humility that has to come with trailblazing, because you're trying something new you are going to mess up.
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Trump, your employee, will tout with a dash of humility and a large amount of bravado…Look what "I" did for "you".
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He has a large conservative and Christian readership that is drawn to his promotion of housekeeping, agriculture, humility, and devotion to community.
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The letter demonstrates three key leadership strengths: a desire to improve, humility and the willingness to openly discuss grief in the workplace.
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Many of them, like humility and responding to disagreement with interest rather than anger, are useful, if not incredibly specific or surprising.
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However, what sets him apart is his respect for tradition, humility, the proper pronunciation of Spanish words, and those aforementioned sazón capabilities.
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" Since taking over, he has declared that the CFPB will no longer "push the envelope," and would behave with "humility and prudence.
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Movements that grant themselves the status of victim lack both the confidence to lead change and the humility to converse with others.
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His friends hailed his decency, loyalty and humility, in addition to achievements from his term, which ended with Clinton's election in 1992.
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"A sense of humility signals an ability to truly work together and to be open to learning from mistakes and each other."
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To be humble is to be courageous, and humility and courage lay the stage for wellness, healing, and resilience at many levels.
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From Tyrion to Brienne to Kings Landing's women of ill-repute, all the man has done is serve with humility and grace.
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