Sentence examples for agony indignity from inspiring English sources
Doctors offer all kinds of diagnoses, medicines, and guarded reassurance, but within weeks, Ivan Ilyich can see that he is a dying man, confronted with the agony, indignity, loneliness, and (in Tolstoy's uncompromising description) foul stench of his own demise.
Even people with the money to arrange to age in comfort can die in agony and indignity, gabbling like infants, forgetting their own children, sans everything.
During her prolonged legal battle to free Aruna Shanbaug from agony and indignity, Ms Virani then became the villain of the piece.
When it isn't your own body that has to endure the agonies and indignities, all that really seems to matter is keeping it alive.
Dying young is a painful, horrible business, full of agony and rage and indignity.
Despite all the agony, the fear and the indignity of Alzheimer's, is there some unbreachable core of identity that will remain?
Green puts an absorbing, quasi-documentary emphasis on the details of Jeff's recovery — the sheer agony of his wounds, the hardships and indignities that he endures, and the relentless effort of his rehabilitation, which is rendered all the more difficult by his lack of discipline.
On its own, "The Agony of Alice" is a snapshot of adolescence — a year of small indignities and absurdities seen through the keen eyes of a distractible young girl.
That indignity shouldn't hurt.
