Sentence examples for humiliating attack from inspiring English sources
"That embarrassing premature ejaculation, that humiliating attack of impotence, the wrong underpants, the social uncertainty of what and where and when and how and how often.
Kewell's solicitor, Chris Farnell, said last night: "An agreement has been reached between the parties out of court and they won't be going back to court". Kewell had demanded damages over what he claimed was a "hurtful and humiliating attack".
Shlomo Ben-Ami, Israel's acting foreign minister, said, "We defined this as a limited operation to send a message that Israel cannot tolerate such a humiliating attack on its citizens and soldiers".
It's been known for decades -- as I showed in-depth in my 2006 book, Help At Any Cost: How The Troubled-Teen Industry Cons Parents and Hurts Kids -- that confrontational and humiliating "attack therapies" are ineffective and often harmful.
5. End humiliation and confrontation It's been known for decades -- as I showed in-depth in my 2006 book, Help At Any Cost: How The Troubled-Teen Industry Cons Parents and Hurts Kids -- that confrontational and humiliating "attack therapies" are ineffective and often harmful.
Even in its twilight days, the American military here has suffered humiliating attacks that complicated the handover.
KABUL, Afghanistan — It was one of the most humiliating attacks the Afghan security forces had ever suffered.
But Mr. Tria has been worn down by the lengthy budget negotiations and subjected to humiliating attacks by the leaders of the League and Five Star Movement.
He said the rhetoric surrounding the dispute, including "personal and often humiliating attacks", made a verbal ceasefire a precondition of any talks.
But he also had to live with sometimes humiliating attacks from a president he couldn't seem to please and the suspicions of career staff members who feared the politicization of a Justice Department that prides itself on its independence.
WASHINGTON — Two senior Marine Corps generals have been ordered to take early retirement after being found responsible for errors in judgment and failure to provide adequate security at a base in southwestern Afghanistan that was the scene of a deadly — and humiliating — insurgent attack last year that killed two Marines and destroyed six Harrier attack jets.
