modesty
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with typical modesty he insisted on sharing the credit with others
the quality or state of being unassuming or moderate in the estimation of one's abilities.
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One answer, of course, is 'modesty' both in dress and manner, long the approach of Orthodox Jewish women and now enjoying something of a culture vogue in the U.S.
with typical 'modesty' he insisted on sharing the credit with others
'modesty' forbade her to undress in front of so many people
I thought that the false 'modesty' would stop at university, especially Oxford; after all, we're all good enough to be here, otherwise we wouldn't have been admitted.
At the cathedral, Paul and his wife Jenny lived in relative 'modesty' in a part of what was originally built as the bishop's palace.
As an athlete, he violated the codes of 'modesty' and propriety.
The veil symbolizes the idea of 'modesty' and conveys the lesson that however attractive physical appearances may be, the soul and character are paramount.
‘You have to forget your humanity, your learned pity and false 'modesty' ,’ he's told.
Is it some kind of attempt at demureness and 'modesty' ?
This may be false 'modesty' or perhaps just a simple human failing.
Girls are expected to display a number of feminine virtues, particularly 'modesty' and chastity.
Girls and women were shy and had a sense of 'modesty' and propriety.
Many Asian cultural traditions place emphasis on propriety and the observance of strict moral and social conduct, thus 'modesty' and restrained sexuality are valued.
Is the relative 'modesty' of the damages a reflection of the fact that the amount was determined by a judge and not by a jury?
As usual, Mike's genuine 'modesty' understated his ability, but then he sincerely doubted his talents, even though they were there for all to see.
But faith in the classical virtues of decorum and 'modesty' remained with him until his death.
In this respect veiling is considered a trait of feminity, of feminine 'modesty' and virtue.
I have never seen a woman with more 'modesty' and decency than this person.
the 'modesty' of his political aspirations
‘Since Father is unavailable that would be acceptable,’ she ducked her head in a gesture the steward took as maidenly 'modesty' , but actually was meant to hide her smile.
To keep them covered was a matter of decency and 'modesty' .
She had been a rare beauty; there was no point in false 'modesty' .
Yet whenever I hear someone stand up in public with a poem or short story in their hand which they then preface with a lengthy disclaimer about its imperfections, I cannot help sniffing false 'modesty' .
He had shown no false 'modesty' about his ability to avoid the gardener.
His family was quite wealthy, but 'modesty' was what they possessed in great amounts.
To be clear, I'm not opposed to 'modesty' in film if decorum calls for it.
with typical 'modesty' he insisted on sharing the credit with others
‘The idea is that your 'modesty' in dress and behavior is a passport to public space,’ he said.
He instead uses words that reflect the traits of humility, 'modesty' , and loving kindness that are a manifestation of his soul.
I'm just trying to get through the day, and that's not just false 'modesty' .
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