But was it not Mr. Hussein who brought humiliation on himself, a visitor asked, by hiding underground and emerging from his bunker, hands up, looking like a vagrant?
Nicola Sturgeon has ruled out forging a coalition at Holyrood after failing to win an overall majority in an election that brought humiliation for Labour and saw a resurgence by the Scottish Tories.
Together they, rather than an early widowhood, were blamed for her grandmother's harsh life; together they had been the old woman's disappointments, a daughter who had brought humiliation to the family, a granddaughter who had rashly married a man she had met twice and had then been unable to stay married for longer than three years.
Continuation of this foreign policy has brought humiliation, failure, mistrust and hatred for America and undermined its efficacy in international organizations.
He wrote that he is "sorry for bringing humiliation n embarrassment to this Organization n to dis great city of Cincinnati" and hopes "dat u guys continue to support me n all I do!" He also pledged to "do everything in my power to gain ur trust back!
Being blacklisted did not just bring public humiliation to the citizens of Paragominas, it also hit their wallets.
Public service seemed to bring more humiliation than triumph, whereas the private sector was closer to a meritocracy: your reward corresponded directly to what you produced.
But the feeling in their dressing room last night had to be one of enormous relief – and a realisation that a repeat of this sort of performance against better sides than the Dutch will bring only humiliation.
But there's another reason too: a decade or two ago, a celebrity could still get away with such behaviour; women feared they wouldn't be believed, and that to come forward would bring only humiliation.
