I am sometimes called the Magician ... or the Wizard . . . but I hope we can go forward together on more humble terms, Andrew.

It was couched in terms so humble, so affectionate, so everything that the most exacting of men could require, that, deceived by it, I relented.

This was all phrased in humbler terms in a magazine quiz in a recent issue of "Seventeen" titled "Are You a Pollyanna or a Pessimist?"

A very junior official suggested, in the most humble terms, that the area of high pressure moving slowly down from Iceland might push the great storm south.

A Crusade to Restore Sight HE downplays his credentials and speaks of his deeds in humble terms.

The three fellows came down to the Spaniards one morning, and in very humble terms desired to be admitted to speak with them.

In humbler terms, a mayor, grand marshal, or fair "queen" of a local parade will often ride in the town's fanciest automobile.

They achieve the aim of the Scottish Renaissance by illustrating the life and the countryside of the Scottish Lowlands realistically and in humble terms.

I teased him about casting himself in such humble terms when he stood to make millions, and he crumbled.

- Did they not, I say, in the most humble terms, petition the Throne for the Redress of the intolerable grievances we then labor'd under?