Sentence examples for humiliated about from inspiring English sources

Kemalism told Turks that they didn't have to feel humiliated about the Treaty of Sèvres, because it was the Ottomans' fault; neo-Ottomanism tells Turks that they don't have to feel humiliated about the Ottomans, because if you go back far enough the Ottomans were the ones doing the humiliating.

KM: You said in the episode that you were embarrassed and humiliated about being attracted to men, why is that?

Escort the shoplifter with you and the other employee on either side of them.The majority of shoplifters will be humiliated about being caught and will quietly comply in the hopes of being released.

(At one point students are humiliated about their misuse of frogs' legs by an instructor who seems to be doing a Charles Boyer impression).

Their low-skill job experiences serving people of higher socioeconomic status left them feeling humiliated about the things that they did not possess.

Family relations remained difficult; his younger sister Nadia publicly humiliated him about his acne and his lack of girlfriends.

Before falling asleep, I try to imagine myself as Mary McKay, an Enhancer who in six years went from being a "desperate humiliated woman" worried about paying her next bill to being a savvy entrepreneur with her own catering business.

"We don't have to go to the EU [for help], we are in it," he said rejecting suggestions that Athens felt either humiliated or guilty about the situation.

As spring, summer and fall pass, and Phillip successfully enters the third grade, the narrator feels depressed, humiliated and angry about coming to the tutor's, much the way, he says, his son feels as he chafes and swears and says he doesn't want to go.

The feeling that once was now takes the form of anger and worry--I am angry about how humiliated I felt to have to attend Morehouse; I worry about Black high school seniors whose college selection processes are being muddled by college and university rankings and analyses that neglect their experiences.

And it's about very humiliated people finding courage, finally.