meekness

He is a man of few words, and great meekness.

I know what goes on under that air of meekness.

With an air of meekness he started the stairs again.

Meekness is a possible attribute of human nature and behavior.

They refused to accept anything less than meekness from her.

She says here our Sisters must be models of meekness.

These things all show in the meekness and resignation of its expression.

The words were tight, the meekness forced, but it would do.

"Well, let me tell you that meekness is her last quality.

But critics point out that there is method to his meekness.

Despite her usual meekness, she'd defended him as best she could, even against a father who had problems of his own.

She did so meekly but the meekness was short lived.

Meekness wouldn't do when one had reached a crossroads in life.

"Whatever you say, father," she said at last with deceptive meekness.

For some Christian leaders, however, the time for meekness is over.

You can give the appearance of meekness, at least.

The boy went where he was directed, and kept his eyes lowered with nervous meekness.

Big Medicine s meekness was not the least amazing incident of the day.

"I must go now," he finished with a meekness she didn't believe.

Her meekness had peeled off like a layer of cosmetics.

She suspected he was afraid of having misjudged her meekness.

He gives us the two foundation keys: meekness and humility.

Thus, the focus on poverty and meekness found a vacuum among the Egyptian population.

Bad enemies are they: nothing is more revengeful than their meekness.

"It should be done with charity, but that doesn't mean meekness."