Sentence examples for humiliating display from inspiring English sources
Referee strikes, touchline flareups, death threats, mail bombs, unpaid tax bills and a humiliating display in European competition — the evidence is fairly damning.
But hundreds of thousands of people, mostly young African American and Latino men, lived with the expectation that, at any time, the police might stop them on the street in a humiliating display of power.
The question now is whether the suspension of the Assembly -- one that Catholic republicans depict as a humiliating display of British power -- will now drive the I.R.A. away from secret contacts with the disarmament commission led by the Canadian general, John de Chastelain.
Spicer's humiliating display of wanton mendacity made him instantly famous ― and not in a good way.
The Knicks were also on humiliating public display yesterday, when a jury decided in favor of a former executive, Anucha Browne Sanders, who had charged she was harassed by Isiah Thomas.
It was during this dismal period that mother and daughters were "politely but firmly" turned out of a hotel in Vermont for being Jewish, in a particularly humiliating but hardly novel display of anti-Semitism.
When he returned from suspension to deliver a lifeless display in a humiliating 4-0 defeatdefeagainstnst Atletico, Ronaldo's dip in form was becoming a significant cause for concern.
Yet my mother, oblivious of our humiliating low social status, proudly displayed her homemade trinkets as if they were priceless works of art.
So obsessed is the media with this single index that the BBC has stopped displaying the medals table because it is too humiliating.
It was hard to say whether the conversation was more humiliating for her or for him, with his boorishness so plainly on display.
At the stadium, where the booing was attributed to Corsican fans unhappy with French policy, the president cannily turned what could have been a humiliating moment into a chance to put the new, voter-sensitive Mr. Chirac on display.
