Sentence examples for humiliated from from inspiring English sources

Then he brings in a new campaign manager, and tonight he's humiliated from one end of the country to the other.

I wanted to strengthen the drops of us rejected from the pool, humiliated from the pool, lectured in the pool, silenced in the pool, drowned in the pool - into more than a pathetic puddle of a duo of drops.

Broken and humiliated from his Cross Jesus reigns, paradoxically, through altruistic self-sacrifice over a kingdom which, says he to Pilate, is 'not of this world.' Conversely, the Prophet is remembered as being Allah's chosen messenger in restoring all seekers of true faith to its original Abrahamic model - ostensibly contaminated over time only to be revealed to him generations later.

His iron wrists give Nadal the power to humiliate from distance, wrapping that racket around forehands that bring gasps of disbelief from the crowd and groans of agony from the person on the business end of them.

[The plot] centers on Nathan Flomm Davidd), a former marketing executive at a start-up electric car company who, after losing a fortune due to a petty argument with his boss, is publicly humiliated for walking away from his 10percentt of a company now worth billions.

She and her first husband, Wang Jingchao, were journalists and devoted socialists, who were nonetheless subjected to fearsome "struggle sessions," publicly denounced and humiliated, separated from their young sons, and sent to labor camps — from which Wang Jingchao did not emerge alive.

As Chicago Public Schools endures a PR nightmare over parent protests, "safe passage" violence and budget woes, the district continued its spiral when it erased the name of a long-time Chicagoan -- an Olympic hero who humiliated Hitler -- from one of its schools.

As staged by artistic director Martin Benson, it is well worth seeing--especially because of Michael Canavan, who plays a college teacher provoked and humiliated by an up-from-under student (Lynsey McLeod) out to destroy him.

At the time of writing, he wasn't to know that Gove was about to be satisfyingly humiliated and forced from the Department for Education.

His single effective act is as meaningless as it is cruel: when he finds an effeminate young soldier serving at his weekend retreat, Pinochet orders that the man be humiliated and expelled from the army.

He has proved especially skilled at playing amusingly repellent men – the bullying footballer in his first film, the 80s teen movie Lucas, and the obnoxious writer Jerry in the cult sitcom The Larry Sanders Show, who gets humiliated by everyone from the interns to William Shatner.