Sentence examples for constant humiliation from inspiring English sources

"That constant humiliation to survive.

Over the past year, many from Chechnya have recounted similar stories, and described sweeping repression, relentless pressure and constant humiliation.

"I think he is hated for good reason: the constant humiliation, the over-the-top sort of need to control everything, the excessive force".

His mother Droapatie's kin were local potentates; his father, Seepersad, was a sensitive, psychologically unstable newspaperman, a failed writer who endured constant humiliation by his overbearing in-laws.

Smallbone — even his name sounds like an insult — has made an art form of turning the other cheek; he's a classic British comic type, the nebbish who endures constant humiliation before winning out through obstinacy and craftiness.

Undaunted, he qualified through a fast-track scheme at another London comprehensive – "I suffered constant humiliation in front of classes that were eating me alive" – and, after moving elsewhere, speedily found a deputy headship.

Steve Dildarian writes and directs the series and provides the voice of Tim, the sane slacker in an insane world whose constant humiliations bring to mind live-action HBO comedies like "Curb Your Enthusiasm" and "Bored to Death".

The primary process hasn't yet become a full-on reality show, so no one is getting voted off, but some GOP candidates will soon decide that the constant public humiliation of running for president isn't worth it.

Ferraro recalls constant smaller humiliations.

Refugees cited unrelenting abuse and humiliation, constant threat of imprisonment or torture for offending someone in authority, often without even realising how they had done this, or for abetting someone else's escape or practising a banned religious faith.

They feel a constant sense of humiliation, and where they can, they strike back.