Sentences with phrase «effacing enough»

They're not artists, they don't have a gallery representing their work, and they are self - effacing enough to be both bemused and amused by their selection.

He's self - effacing enough to steer clear of personal admissions.

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He also is self - effacing and secure enough to acknowledge that if his name were Smith or Jones, no one in China would be interested.

The bad news for Labour is that none of those in the running to succeed her is anywhere near as impressive as Kezia Dugdale, a self - effacing, clever woman who has had enough of the grief that comes with leading a party still fighting for its survival in Scotland.

So while the new self - effacing Ed is a likeable sort of chap, capable of winning over voters on the streets, the «erk» approach is never going to be enough to get him into Downing Street.

Then there's the comedy - good enough that non-comic book fans will likely go along for the self - effacing ride, assuming they aren't taken aback about how hard «R» Deadpool really is.

Many on the sceptic side seem to think that the simple revelation of the mindset of scientists at the centre of the IPCC process should be enough to reverse history and efface an ideology.

And no matter how self - effacing the egalitarian is, he or she will fight back if pushed far enough.