Sentence examples for humiliating about from inspiring English sources

There was something humiliating about it.

What is humiliating about people doing their best to help you?

Lavrov said lawyers should examine the footage, but personally he found nothing humiliating about it.

THERE was something humiliating about the latest results from Infosys, long an icon of India's technology-outsourcing industry.

We know that there is something unseemly, even humiliating, about submitting ourselves to be ruled by the richest man in town.

And yes, I have heard of a Shewee but there's something oddly humiliating about trotting off with a rubber hose in front of your colleagues.

That does not mean lessons cannot be learned from the shambolic 2012 budget, and a string of small but humiliating about-turns on tax policy.

He was then forced to back away in a humiliating about-face and saw his domestic support crumble rapidly, even within his own party.

Second, by forcing Assad to agree to a deal that surrenders one of the key weapons in his arsenal is a humiliating about-face for the Syrian regime.

Scenting the chance to push Mr. Sarkozy into a humiliating about-face, the C.G.T. is pushing for these taxes to be reinstated, saying this would free up 4.5 billion to finance the "partial unemployment" measures.

The move is expected to be endorsed tomorrow by his cabinet but was greeted with derision by opposition leaders, who accused him of making a "humiliating" about-turn after spending £2m and more than three years pursuing a referendum.