Sentence examples for could be humiliating from inspiring English sources

Besides agreeing that the rules were too expansive, the judges criticised the discretion given to individual coppers and worried that public searches could be humiliating.

While he may be acting like an animal, telling him could be humiliating.

Being left behind by supposed friends when the limousine was full could be humiliating, said Elissa Kozlov, an editor at The Maroon, the high school newspaper.

Raising money from foundations could be humiliating — once, he had to wait forty-five minutes for a program officer to show up, and when she finally arrived she didn't even apologize for being late.

Allowing pro-government forces to occupy Al Bab could be humiliating for the rebels before a new round of peace talks scheduled to start on Feb. 20 in Geneva.

He visited both East Tennessee and West Tennessee tonight, looking to shore up flagging support in a state whose rejection of him on Election Day could be humiliating, but not fatal.

Now, a new anxiety is gripping the country: if its athletes perform as badly as they did in Vancouver last month, Russia could be humiliated in its own backyard.

"We believe that the government, which does not possess guns, could be humiliated by the enemy and surrender," the commander of the group, Maj.

A girl could be humiliated through social media — Smart and I talked about the incident last year in Steubenville, Ohio, in which high-school students recorded an assault with cell-phone cameras and mocked the victim on Twitter.

A girl could be humiliated through social media Smart and I talked about the incident last year in Steubenville, Ohio, in which high-school students recorded an assault with cell-phone cameras and mocked the victim on Twitter.

If this were policy, the Iranian regime could be humiliated without our having to engage in a formal occupation or use air strikes against its atomic facilities.