The phrase "humiliated enough" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you are emphasizing that someone has suffered a great deal of embarrassment or a lack of dignity. For example, "The employee had already been reprimanded in front of the entire office, so they felt humiliated enough and decided to resign."
As if news executives had not been humiliated enough by their networks' haywire projections of winners on election night, they had the chance today to relive those golden moments in a hearing room on Capitol Hill.
In one poignant scene -- after Mr. Clegg demanded that he step down as prime minister as the price of a coalition deal that would keep Labour in office -- he told Mr. Mandelson that he wanted to leave in his own time, and with dignity, adding: "I have been humiliated enough".
By 1695 the actors, including day-to-day manager and acting legend Thomas Betterton, were alienated and humiliated enough to walk out and set up a cooperative company of their own.
I think they feel humiliated enough".
When some individuals fuck that up royally, it is on the rest of us to uphold basic human decency by not seeking out the photos, not masturbating to them, and not blaming the celebrities who are no doubt humiliated enough.
His claim that Osborne has been "humiliated" is true enough, therefore, but less than wounding.
She tried everything: painting, sculpture, crafts, writing, but every time she put something out it was never good enough, it humiliated her".
8 30 P.M. (Fox) MALCOLM IN THE MIDDLE -- Malcolm (Frankie Muniz) is a big boy now, big enough to be humiliated.
Prosecutor Duncan Penny claimed the former-England captain had had enough of being "humiliated in public".
The borderline children experience enough failure, she said, and do not need to be humiliated by a test far beyond their abilities.
Is it not enough to humiliate myself in these pages?
