  Philosophical work on modesty and humility brackets several senses of these terms. Philosophical accounts typically do not aim, for example, to capture uses of ‘modest’ that apply to objects as when we say “He lives in a modest house” or “She has a modest income”. The sexual sense of modesty, involving dress and behavior that presents a non-sexual image, is typically also bracketed (see Driver 1989, Statman 1992, Bommarito 2013), though some accounts aim to capture this use of the term as well; see Schueler (1997, 482), McMullin (2010, 785–786), and Wilson (2014, 79).