Sentence examples for how humiliating it was from inspiring English sources

"Can you imagine how humiliating it was?

"I just keep thinking about how humiliating it was to have someone hit me and to feel so helpless," she said.

Rummy writes how humiliating it was to run for president briefly in the 1988 Republican primary, with no money or name recognition, when front-runner Bush didn't bother to show up for their candidate forums.

I didn't understand how humiliating it was – to exist as a black man in America – until I saw a cop pull over my dad and call him a "boy", just to fuck with him.

How humiliating it is, how infuriating, to have that hubris popped by an oik.

He dares to be politically incorrect: to reveal, for example, how humiliating it is for a hulking man to take his children to play groups.

Do you have any idea how humiliating it is to be yelled at by someone wearing an outfit that was last acceptable on Tom Green at the 2003 Nickelodeon Kids Choice Awardss?

Do you have any idea how humiliating it is to be yelled at by someone wearing an outfit that was last acceptable on Tom Green at the 2003 Nickleodeon Kid's Choice Awards?

But now that our 24/7 cable/Internet news culture has opened a window on how thankless a job the Presidency can be if you win -- and how humiliating it is to lose -- it's more fun to explain why you're not running for President, though God knows you'd be a great one and plenty of people want to back you.

How humiliating it must be to have your cherished cultural reference points repudiate you in public.

Anyone who has suffered actual or threatened violence -- particularly on a regular basis -- knows how humiliating it can be, how soon the fear can turn into a consuming rage, and how long this unpleasant feeling lasts.