0 modesty; humbleness -- beskedenhed; ydmyghed
Despite his powerful position in the government, he was still a man of great humility.
The decision whether to challenge authorship claims or report misconduct, despite potentially adverse consequences, requires both humility and courage.
Their belief in moral truth, combined with recognition of the difficulties in attaining it, breeds a form of epistemic humility.
For this there is no perfect solution, only a possibility for humility.
Men can choose to serve him or serve humility.
But he sees no reason to imperialistically generalize the humility to all possible thinkers.
Finally, law and market economy contains an 'ethic of social responsibility', involving humility, diversity, and reciprocity.
The importance of peripheral vision and an acceptance of a certain humility are both necessary to make a group exercise such as this one succeed.
In the painting, by contrast, that sense of humility before the great unknown is removed; a sense of purpose attaches to the act of going.
