Sentences with phrase «real humility»
Real humility refers to a genuine attitude of being humble or modest. It means having a realistic view of oneself, acknowledging one's limitations, and treating others with respect and kindness, without boasting or seeking attention. Full definition
I think that it's very difficult to ascertain real humility bubbling up from within a person and learned humility which might enhance one's power, prestige, and position.
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It takes real humility to admit to errors and move in a different direction.
You combine 1, 2, and 3 with real humility, which you must have in order to change for the better.
Real humility is between God and the soul.
«We» is also inherently humble, whereas «I» goes it alone, and a little bit of humble wouldn't hurt a confident young guy running for the highest office in the land — real humility would be best, but in politics we can settle for the fake version.
It requires humility — real humility — to admit that you have blind spots in life and training.
So there's a real humility there, and at the same time incredible confidence and originality as a screenwriter.
The one that always surprised me indeed is «how the real humility of the scientists in this area, as evident in their papers, including all these here, and the talks I have heard them give, is morphed into statements of confidence at the 95 % level for public consumption through the IPCC process.»