The World Anti-Doping Agency warned on Wednesday night that because Britain is the host nation, its athletes would face "indignity and humiliation if they tested positive.
So if you are a woman - unless you are very rich and privileged - you are more likely to face indignity and humiliation here.
Far too many migrants who seek safety and the chance at a better life within our borders have faced indignity, discrimination, and danger.
(Scott) 'Old Cats' (No rating, 1 28, in Spanish) In this wry and revealing family drama from Chile, a couple face the indignities of aging and the demands of a grown-up child.
Biden, delivering a speech in Scranton, has his own stations of the cross: the loud, loving, caustic Catholic family in which he grew up; the decency, in the face of indignities, of the mid-century working class.
Reggie Shuford, executive director of the ACLU of Pennsylvania, said: "Black Philadelphians face daily indignities when they are simply trying to go about their business.
When DJ suggested I take a sofa seat, I curled up on one of the six or so sofas with my $2.50 bag of real popcorn, ready to face whatever indignities Seth Rogan could throw my way.
He could resign rather than face that indignity.
IF it were a man and not a musical, "Hair" would now be facing the indignities of middle age.
Meanwhile, Son of Saul is unlikely to face an indignity often inflicted on foreign Oscar winners: the English-language remake.
