Quotes Modesty Novels & Stories

I don't know why people are so full of themselves thinking nothing could turn their single hair wrong. I mean why we are so big of idiots!!!! Why we are even sinners!!!!! Why don't we get the things beyond the surface!!!! Why we are so apparent and shallow!!!! Why we break so easily!!!! Why we gloat and condescend so easily!!! Why we can't be modest!!!! Why we can't be what we are!!! Simple creatures from mud!! Why we are so presumptuous!! Because we are humans.Yes merely humans. Who had agile and compulsive nature.Who are evanescent and thick-headed.

Otherwise, she would vomit because she saw the sharp something that he had felt the aroma from earlier. "Take off your shoes." The one took off his shoes, and without sin, the boy dumped the expensive shoes. "Why was you thrown away?" asked Cheryl. Although dirty and disgusting, at least the one can clean the shoes and wash them at home. Cell phones and shoes, what more bad luck will happen to the one this time? "Just buy new." "Arrogant." "Live to be arrogant. The world is too cruel if we continue to be humble." Cheryl fell silent. She felt that those words were all motivational. It sounds like an arrogant person, but in practice, the terms of the One are unambiguous.

Quim said. Bobby on TV is the same in person. He’s a charmer wherever he is. That’s his strength and being humble is his weakness. It’s never wrong to be humble but sometimes this humbleness stems from his insecurity. He always knows Quim is more intelligent than he is. Even his own mother adores Quim.

I baked you some cookies to show that I am really sorry and also Merry Christmas! I made you a cheap present. I made it so it's priceless. Hope you like it. Remember my name is Dahlia, the beautiful flower that means Dignity and Elegance. I saw Lucas staring at me, awed as for the first time, I smiled, a genuine smile after reading the note with a flower scribbled at the end of the note that maybe was a dahlia by the shape of it. That girl was definitely not elegant but her name was as beautiful as her.

My upbringing emphasized respect and courtesy, and I had no intention of departing from those values now. With a composed demeanor, I stepped aside, allowing her to proceed with her task. My mother's teachings had instilled within me a commitment to politeness and humility, a legacy I carried with pride. "I'm genuinely grateful for your efforts, but if you wouldn't mind, please take it back. I've decided to have breakfast downstairs with everyone," I conveyed, ensuring my words carried a respectful tone that wasn't intended to offend. It was important to me to maintain courtesy and diplomacy, even in the face of potential misunderstandings.

"A truly golden shower. This is going to be a legendary story." Priscilla blushed with shame as she was mortified by Grace's antics. Grace felt embarrassed as well. She had relentlessly raised the bid on a man who merely wanted to use the restroom. To mask her embarrassment, she rationalized that it wasn't her money anyway and decided to maintain her extravagant facade. "An extra 300 million dollars is nothing. Money comes and goes, but my preferences are priceless!" The crowd was impressed by her seemingly carefree attitude toward wealth and erupted in applause.

He placed both hands on his knees in a futile attempt at modesty. “Thank you. Please ask Bruce to come in”. He doesn’t need my help anymore? Jane was about to insist that she was just as capable of assisting him when he interjected, seemingly anticipating her response, “Forgive me, I’d like to preserve a little dignity”. His gaze dropped to his bare legs and for the first time, beneath his gentle and placid demeanor, she glimpsed a flicker of forlornness. “Apologies”, she blurted out, “I didn’t think of it that way”.

"I don't like guys who are too perfect. I like guys who are real, who are genuine, and who are humble." Mino's eyes crinkled at the corners as he smiled. "I see," he said, his voice low and husky. "Well, I think I can safely say that I'm not perfect. I have my flaws, my weaknesses, and my imperfections. But I'm working on being a better person, on being more genuine, more humble, and more real." Adelaide raised an eyebrow, her expression skeptical. "Really?" she said, her voice dripping with doubt. "I find that hard to believe."

She really didn’t want to appear like she was showing off, but at the same time, she didn’t want to downplay her skills. After all, it was their first meeting. Was this a compliment, or was it a test? She wasn’t sure what level of expertise the other party had, and if she said too much, she might appear presumptuous. But if she said too little, it might look like she was deliberately being modest. Noticing Annabelle’s hesitation, Kendrick smiled gently, knowing she was feeling the pressure. "It’s fine, just say whatever you think. Even if you make a mistake, Mr.Duncan won’t mind."

But she just smiled tightly and nodded. She could feel his eyes on her as the meeting continued. Afterward, he followed her into the hallway. “You didn’t have to downplay it,” he said casually, falling into step beside her. “I don’t downplay facts,” she replied. “Just prefer not to clap for myself.” He chuckled. “You’re the only person I know who can make humility sound like a threat.” She didn’t answer. “Is this still about the call?” he asked, low enough for no one else to hear.