Sentence examples for Slightly humiliating from inspiring English sources

And the whole time it's slightly embarrassing, slightly humiliating.

But it can also be slightly humiliating.

As for Mr Chernomyrdin, forced into a slightly humiliating cohabitation with Mr Chubais, his consolation will come in sharing the credit if things start going right in a year or two's time.

In Eastern Europe, the once paradisiacal vision of "rejoining Europe" has lost its sheen, whittled down by years of slightly humiliating negotiations to join the union and new fears of being swamped by the powerful West.

This bumped me down to the slightly humiliating "pre-rolled" category, from which he recommended a sativa mix they were selling under the name "Heavenly Haze .I had been warned that the THC content of today's hybridised, hydroponically grown nederwiet is considerably higher than the average blunt passed around in third-world capitals by backpackers, journalists and other disreputables.

There has been speculation that the reason for delaying the present gathering of the ruling Workers Partyy for a fortnight, a remarkable and slightly humiliating change for the North Korean leadership, was that he was ill once again.

That I felt slightly humiliated and frustrated that this is now going to define my return to politics.

There's the obligatory voluntary work, answering phones at 5am for close to a year for me … local radio roadshows are fun but I can't pretend I've not been slightly humiliated dressed as a "sexy santa".

(This was always a great Clinton skill: low-level congressmen would come away from an encounter with the president impressed and ever so slightly humiliated, as he would rattle off the latest polling data from, or political strife in, their district in distant Indiana or faraway Maine).

You won't be disappointed, although you may end up a little embarrassed, or even slightly humiliated.

Luckily, some of our more seasoned employees chimed in and I was only slightly humiliated by the passage of time and memories of a long-ago most popular jingle.