Sentence examples for aware of the indignities from inspiring English sources
"Aware of the indignities visited upon the tribe over the last centuries, the court scrutinizes the permitting process here with particular care.
In September, U.S. District Judge James E. Boasberg said that while he was "aware of the indignities visited upon the Tribe over the last centuries," he could not grant them an injunction against the construction.
Both are old and deeply proud cultures, ill at ease with compromise, and yet acutely aware of the indignity of their poverty.
Despite being in his mid-20s the poet Palmer seems acutely aware of the indignity of the ageing process, writing in Old Women Young Girls: I'm old now Once I was beautiful Once I was sought after Once I had diamonds Once I had gold Once I had love But now I am old He seems lovesick, or at least love fluey, at the time of writing – which, according to the author, was mostly a single December day.
Had I been aware of the cultural indignity of the dessert, my seven-year-old self would have never ordered the treat, repeatedly.
Ann Hui's film is a searing account of the indignities of old age, and a moving paean to the companionship that can render those indignities bearable.
