The therapist who so loves cliché would probably say he has lost everything but found himself: his new life is smaller, poorer and full of minor humiliations, yet he's free of the humiliation of falseness.
The foregone conclusion was arrived at after a variety of technical processes; on February 14 , 1556 in a ceremony full of carefully designed humiliation, he was degraded from his episcopal and sacerdotal offices and handed over to the state.
Some of the comments are full of pain and humiliation the writers say they suffered at the hands of the police, while others discuss whether there is racism in America.
He added: "The education at Yehudi Menuhin was full of cruelty and public humiliation.
The former, the picaresque tale of a failed-before-he-starts screenwriter named Bud Wiggins, was chock-full of excruciatingly painful scenes of humiliation for its clueless antihero and lots of composite portraits of Hollywood figures that should have gotten Wagner banned from Morton's.
Especially if you are, like me, decently educated and electively (though unsuccessfully) so unemployed as to deem yourself a "writer"—perhaps no other person feels the full-bore humiliation of not communicating quite like we do.
Well... Ayoade likened the frequent absurdity in the literature of Dostoevsky (and also writers such as Nikolai Gogol and Franz Kafka) to the work of contemporary comedian Larry David — full of acute awareness of the minor humiliations and incidental confrontations of daily life.
When she talks about a day-long bender with a friend's mum, it's utterly convincing, brilliantly capturing the teenager's love-hate relationship with alcohol, from the heady moments of the first drink when "a bar that felt half empty suddenly feels a lot more than half full", to the humiliation of wetting the friend's bed.
He lived in daily fear of humiliation.
The sense of humiliation is even greater.
