The teacher's self-effacement and commitment are like the two sides of the same coin, his fundamental attitude toward his relations in education. |
And, with her faculty for self-effacement, he knew she would not be unhappy. |
In Lasallian terms, self-effacement and commitment are moulded into one characteristic expression, zeal. |
He wondered, with a fresh burst of self-effacement, what people would say about it. |
We discovered a two-fold perspective for him: on the one hand the self-effacement of the teacher with regard to his students. |
It is a quest to do with self-effacement in the resurgence of the image of me. |