Sentence examples for a complete humiliation from inspiring English sources

It seemed that all he had done was spare his team a complete humiliation.

"This is a complete humiliation for David Cameron, who has been forced to protect the health service from his own badly thought-through plans," said John Healey, a member of Parliament who is the Labour Party's health spokesman.

Labour leader Ed Miliband said: "After weeks of bluster and spin from David Cameron this represents a complete humiliation.

I've seldom witnessed a more complete humiliation of an opponent than the Spanish dismemberment of the lumbering Germans in the final.

He sees the job as an exercise in complete humiliation, and training a painful example of corporate humorlessness.

By drawing, 13-13, wIrelandland in Dublin, France at least prevented the complete humiliation of suffering a season without winning a point; the last time it was that bad was 1957.

Guardian contributor JanetSuzman1 17 June 2014 1 06pm In its day the Othello I directed at the Market Theatre – thereby breaking the British Equity boycott –  unexpectedly dipped into the then South African experience in a really crucial way because, in the highest possible poetry written by any human being, the complete humiliation of a black man was dramatised.

[Accepting the proposal from the institutions] would be a national disaster accompanied by the complete humiliation of the Syriza government".

Only a knock of 51 from Jean Symes saved the Lions from complete humiliation and they lost their final wicket from the last ball of the innings.

With only a few months to raise his skills enough to avoid complete humiliation, he begins his quest in Atlantic City.

He was in this moment of complete humiliation.