> courteously respectful: In my humble opinion you are wrong.
Maybe it is because I'm English but does anyone say that when they are really being humble? I would assume sugar coating at best and dripping sarcasm at worst.
Admittedly it isn't as bad as "with all due respect" followed by something indicating how little respect is considered due.
> not proud or arrogant; modest: to be humble although successful.
And another is
> courteously respectful: In my humble opinion you are wrong.
Both of which seem, IMHO, to be more relevant to the thread than the definition you provide.