Sentence examples for enduring humiliation from inspiring English sources

Without it, Palestinians will face enduring humiliation, the pride of statehood sacrificed to the false consolations of victimhood.

Tom Rooney is equally fine as the dogged survivor Pistol, who emerges unchanged despite enduring humiliation at the hands of the Welsh captain Fluellen, vowing "to England will I steal, and there I'll steal".

Admittedly, Steve Jobs was born in San Francisco and adopted, but that doesn't matter: some migrants will die trying to get to Britain, and others will linger on the margins of Europe, enduring humiliation and poverty.

The 36-year-old Mr. Ferrell is constantly embracing his inner Candide, whether as the elf in Manhattan greeting the surliest passers-by with a grin or as the swinging single guy at the Roxbury club enduring humiliation from random females with no evident effect on his demeanor.

After enduring humiliation for deserting, he managed to get himself traded to a slave ship where he began a career in slave trading.

Doing everything you can reasonably do to make your customers happy is very different from enduring humiliation and abuse in the name of your job.

After enduring the humiliation of playing host to a onetime friend and rival, now a flamboyantly rich and famous novelist, Pendleton ponders his own dismal career and arrives at the only sensible conclusion.

They casually disparage the culture they work in (Jonas wanted to be a novelist), but they can reward themselves for enduring the humiliation of compromise by buying lots of nice things.

Julian Barnes's new novel, "The Noise of Time," is about Shostakovich, and it begins with the composer enduring the humiliation and misery of his exclusion from musical life, in 1936.

The first French head of state to face criminal charges since Marshall Philippe Pétain will now do so without enduring the humiliation of a court appearance.Mr Chirac is charged on two counts of "misappropriation of public funds", using tax-payers' money to pay workers who were in reality toiling away for his political party.

And if you don't learn the rules, what good is it?" And while the no-strikeout rule might be well intentioned, it also means that the child may have to stand at the plate enduring endless humiliation as ball after ball eludes his swing.