Meanings of humble expression in English

But dancing, the humble expression of rhythmic fun conveyed with exaggerated body movements?

I should have used a more humble expression.'

The golden prince looked out over the sea of people, a benevolent and humble expression on his lovely face.

When Hippolytus saw that the princess had become angry over such a slight matter, he said with a humble expression:

His countenance, at this moment, wore a solemn and humble expression, beautiful to see; and Miriam bent and laid her cheek against his.

Possibly it was her face, which was really small and very pretty, with perfect cameo-like features and an odd, deprecating, almost painfully humble expression.

And no doubt there was something mollifying in the boy's humble expressions.

Prince Camaralzaman thanked the king in the most humble expressions, that he might the better show his gratitude.

Kummir al Zummaun thanked the king in the most humble expressions, that he might the better shew his gratitude.

For the most part, the absolutely necessary personal references are introduced by honorifics; that is, by honorary or humble expressions.

The cripple overflowed with benedictions, mingling with them such humble expressions as: Just as you please, just as you please!