There's a Japanese saying to the effect that if you do a favor for someone you must humbly apologize, because you have caused them to lose face. |
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I still have to humbly respect the effort and the passion of the audiences. |
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If you really want to save the planet, I might humbly suggest carpooling instead. |
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I humbly request your attention to this matter so that I can present you as his next of kin and beneficiary to his chattels. |
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If, because of the disfellowship that happens, the person finally does humbly repent, then it will be our joy to welcome that person back. |
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He could have admitted an error, apologised humbly and gone back with a grain of respect left. |
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She will humbly thank them for their concern, but she will make the decision on her own terms and in her own time. |
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I humbly request that you all will keep helping me as I try to make good choices. |
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This girl, on the other hand, is available, and, I humbly suggest, very open to chat-up lines. |
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Better by far to humbly defer to the family matriarch for the perfect dish. |
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Suitably chastened, may I humbly entreat him to, unambiguously and without obfuscation, answer a few pertinent questions? |
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If anyone is taking nominations for the Prince of Procrastination, I hereby humbly submit myself to the competition. |
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The athlete might pray humbly to perform with dignity, not to disparage or bear ill will toward opponents, and to set a positive example. |
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She bows down at his feet and presents herself humbly as she begs for his help. |
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While other novitiates were humbly perfecting the simple front kick, I would be leaping into the air and spinning like a Bruce Lee wannabe. |
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He is the humbly born Brooklyn boy who built Shearson Loeb Rhodes from the parts of dozens of brokerages and then sold it to American Express. |
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Thus, to teach Socratically the physician must teach humbly, in recognition that she may not know what suffering means for this patient. |
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I humbly request to be included among the latter and to be allowed to quote an example of his unstinting kindness and generosity. |
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His exploits included a record ascent of Hidden Peak in 1958, but he spent the rest of his life humbly downplaying the famous belay. |
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We walk humbly before God, not claiming divine assurances as our own prerogative. |
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He humbly hands me the necessary amount and I magnanimously declare that I prefer to consider the unpleasant episode closed. |
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He humbly explained it away as being his first gig as an accompanist and that he didn't really know what he was doing. |
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I do believe that our paths will cross again, Maria, and we shall walk humbly with our Savior. |
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May your purposes always come to pass, and may I always hear your voice so that I can humbly walk in the ways you lay before me. |
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The president was overpowered by the General's position, and prostrated himself as flat as a spider in a deep bow, and apologized humbly. |
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He humbly suffers visitations of beings from another world and is innocently drawn into a bizarrely conceived plot for political change. |
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May I humbly suggest a clearer alternative to that meaningless bit of cant? |
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I believe it was Freud who humbly suggested that the three greatest scientific revolutions were those that decentred humanity. |
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So I am humbly requesting whatever prayers, good vibes and help you can muster. |
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He's always very humbly dressed and the shoes he was wearing were not in very good shape. |
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When a humbly born young Edwardian woman is thrown over by the evil Lord Coining, she thinks she will starve to death. |
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The facility began humbly with a small room and two pieces of equipment, and has evolved into a spacious laboratory packed with equipment. |
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I was used to genteel plushly carpeted floors, mock Tudor windows and staff who bowed humbly if you passed them in a corridor. |
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We have worked humbly and tirelessly to bring civility in political discourse to the next level. |
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She is appalled to see him stand before them with folded hands and humbly assert that he was fine. |
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I found it by pure chance and I ask you all humbly to please go read and consider helping this man in a time of real need. |
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As a young man, humbly dressed and without a flashy car, I am just the sort that police stop and harass. |
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He replied cheerlessly, scarred hands slipping into his pockets humbly. |
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A mistake on our part that I humbly acknowledge and will try not to let happen again. |
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However, we must not lose courage: on the contrary, we must find God again and come to Him humbly, hoping to receive His lights. |
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And so I enter the teaching space humbly, sometimes anxiously, always expectantly. |
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Errors have been committed which have tarnished the image of the Church and for which we must humbly ask forgiveness. |
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To any other journalists interested in following up on our mission, I humbly offer one piece of advice. |
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Help us to act with justice, love and tenderness, and to walk humbly with God. |
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I thanked her humbly but promptly assured her that I would never exchange divine providence for a canonry or a benefice. |
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The exegete, the believer and the theologian linger over the third attitude rec¬ommended to the Israelite: to walk humbly with God. |
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Encouraging young people to return to the country helps, be it ever so humbly, in the struggle against overpopulation in towns. |
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That's why I'm here, representing Her Majesty Queen Beatrix, our Head of State, and my fellow countrymen and women, to humbly say thank you. |
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Mary sits humbly, profoundly aware of her task, in a loggia whose architecture is brilliantly delineated in depth. |
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It must take pride in its accomplishments and humbly accept its shortcomings. |
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In fact, truth is a power which does not know frontiers neither insurmountable barriers when one serves it humbly and loyally. |
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I most humbly beg leave to trouble your grace with these few lines. |
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So, I humbly and gratefully share a small piece of the gift that God's people in Latin America have given me over these many years. |
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And he did this in a completely unexpected way, not triumphantly, but so humbly that she did not recognize him, taking him for the gardener. |
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Until that day, we humbly offer our apology as the first step on the path to reconciliation and healing. |
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They scooped a Hottest 100 No 1 in 2002 with No-One Knows, a record which I would humbly claim is a masterpiece. |
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To all those who attended and lent their ears and voices, I humbly say thanks. |
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And I would humbly like to advise my Spanish Socialist compatriots to be guided by the general interest. |
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He's the one, as they say, who can wear jeans for a week without being ashamed, who lives modestly and humbly. |
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Live in that manner, and I will grant you those things that you humbly request to forgive your faults. |
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We humbly accept the WEC award, which we see as a testament to the strength of our beliefs and operating principles. |
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My delegation humbly calls for the Assembly's support for these two draft resolutions. |
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He very humbly bowed before them, and with his folded hands. |
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The software tycoon urges rich people to live humbly and aid the poor. |
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When Bruce first encounters him, he is humbly mopping a warehouse floor. |
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The limits of human knowledge, and thus of any religious system, must always be recognized and humbly acknowledged as the product of human finiteness. |
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It is in your name that I humbly and gratefully accept this award. |
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May we humbly request your immediate and urgent attention to tell you the story of a Nigerian e-mail scammer convicted of wire fraud in Houston, Texas? |
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And much of it, unlike Pappy, is right there on the shelf, humbly, quietly waiting to be tried. |
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But I humbly suggest that there are some matters on which there should not a statute of limitations. |
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But that might be less upsetting to witness than the scene here in Addis, where uncomplaining Ethiopians submit humbly to the bitter caprice of clinical selection. |
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Tom humbly bowed his head and his cheeks blushed in the embarrassment. |
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The increase in CPP premiums was so positive to the long-run stability of that plan, and so beneficial to the well-being of run-of-the-mill Canadians, that I humbly suggest we do it again. |
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He humbly followed Jesus' example and was for the world a living example of the gospel message lived out truthfully and reverently in contemporary society. |
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In his need for truth, he would humbly step aside before the spouse, his friend, because Jesus was the Messiah and he was just the Master's servant who was unworthy to untie his sandal. |
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What is the meaning of this real exultation, which looks like the one that accompanied the Lord in his last entry into Jerusalem, who came humbly and proceeded vulnerably? |
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If we are in any way to blame for that separation, we humbly beg God's forgiveness and ask pardon too of our brethren who feel themselves to have been injured by us. |
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During his life on earth, he offered up prayer and entreaty, aloud and in silent tears, to the one who had the power to save him out of death, and he submitted so humbly that his prayer was heard. |
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This familiar image of a grain dying in order to bear fruit evokes the mystery of Jesus who humbly descended to death and was raised in glory, for his passion and death indeed lead to the rich harvest of the resurrection. |
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This is why we very humbly beseech you and command you in the name and on behalf of the Body of this Society to which you have promised obedience, to resume without delay the general management of our Society. |
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I hereby officially and humbly suggest that Pope Benedict XVI re-excommunicate the four Bishops of the FSSPX, until a more solid theological and canonical foundation can be found for their re-admission into the Church. |
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With the death of our personality, our four bodies of sin cease tyrannizing us and humbly submit themselves to the will of our Innermost or universal soul. |
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Although he was a king, that man knelt humbly before the Father, asking for wisdom, power and protection, recognizing that he was only my servant, and before Me he placed his scepter and his crown. |
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Thus I humbly beg you, dear Reader, to say a quick prayer for my healing. |
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We must desist from illusions about our power over creation and must humbly acknowledge the boundaries of our own freedom of action and our own limitations. |
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The Fathers humbly ask the Holy Father to consider the opportuneness of issuing a document on the Church in Africa in service to reconciliation, justice and peace. |
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As you humbly show yourself trustworthy to guard your heart from sin and allow the Holy Spirit to cleanse you from within, God's anointing can be poured out without limitation. |
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How many artists are there who do not become famous, who humbly perform their artistic work every day and do not receive a fair reward or due respect, and will not have a fair pension? |
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Cultivate your vision in your mind, hold a detailed picture of what you want to be manifested in your life and humbly ask Lord Ganesha, the great demigod, to remove all blockages between you and your vision. |
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We can act humbly only when we have humbleness in our heart. |
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I humbly give thanks to these Russian actors for making me realize that. |
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To establish my credentials as a speaker, I humbly state that I am Pablo S. Bernardo, 52 years old, full-blooded indigenous Subano member, and a lawyer by profession. |
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In the first place, the shepherds of Christ's flock must holily and eagerly, humbly and courageously carry out their ministry, in imitation of the eternal high Priest, the Shepherd and Guardian of our souls. |
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This is marvellous, to meet a person who does not abide by what is politically correct, but simply says what he believes, not more than what he believes, without arrogance but humbly. |
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The mark of the immature man is that he wants to die nobly for a cause, while the mark of a mature man is that he wants to live humbly for one. |
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The objections you mention, I humbly conceive, are such as may be redargued, if not entirely removed. |
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It is the responsibility of the Members of the European Parliament to humbly assume the role of expressing, in this House, the social reality which is perhaps not found in offices or in major economic studies. |
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We're gravitating towards jazz, but very humbly so. |
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I am humbly asking if you could be lenient on me. |
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We humbly acknowledge the serious stumbling blocks of the past. |
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We should speak humbly when we call for action on human rights concerns. |
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Such correction should be offered gently and humbly. Constructive help offered to a confrere at the right time can be a great gift, assisting him to overcome inappropriate behavior. |
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We could make a difference to our divided world today if we are bearers of peace, if we live humbly and in a simple manner, if we recognize the dignity of every person and care for every created thing. |
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By the same token, we refuse to recognize and to accept our own personal and common incapacity and to accept humbly our frailness and vulnerabilities. |
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I would very humbly ask then for some of the particular propositions that I made at the last session of the Board to be taken into consideration by the Secretariat so that they could become a real line of action. |
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He has insisted on living as simply and humbly as a pope can. |
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We have been working with the European Commission for many years, and we are very proud to be able to contribute, humbly, to the actions taken to improve and protect our environment. |
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Not being a doctor in theology, I think, quite humbly, that the Church has the duty, before affirming anything whatsoever, to establish criteria that will allow it to evaluate the authenticity of God's messenger. |
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Furthermore, leaders humbly recognizes their own limits and need for help from others, knowing how to turn their own failures and defeats into rich learning experiences. |
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The only thing the MPD should do now is humbly examine the mistakes it made in the investigation and learn lessons from them. |
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I humbly crave your indulgence to read this letter until the end. |
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Danker humbly admits that he loves to deer hunt, and in 2003 his passion fueled him to start the BuckVentures television show to showcase how everyday hunters hunt. |
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