Sentence examples for humiliating extent from inspiring English sources
But it is the details, the humiliating extent of defeats for Congress and its leaders, along with signs of changing voter behaviour, that should provoke it to think hard about its prospects.First, the outright good news for the BJP.
Roxburgh suggests that Putin had a kind of epiphany after the sinking of the submarine Kursk and the death of its crew in 2000, a tragedy that revealed the humiliating extent of systemic decay.
To a surprising, and almost humiliating extent, some of the gravest problems we face during a day can be traced back to a brutally simple fact: that we have not had enough sleep the night before.
"I think all the arguments about where he belongs are pointless and even humiliating to some extent," Mr. Yushchenko said, according to the Interfax-Ukraine news service.
From a political point on view, however, a bail-out request would be humiliating for Rajoy's government to the extent that perhaps he cannot request aid until he is forced to by market tensions.
And although in modern times it's difficult to find a Pope who has abused his power to such an extent, who has taken such pleasure in humiliating people, there is no lack of historical precedents".
Macartney found d'Estaing's proposed articles "not merely unprecedented and humiliating, but so ensnaring and uncertain in their nature, extent, and aim that they might at any time supply a pretext for taking away the lives, together with the fortunes, of the capitulants".
While the writing itself may be pedestrian and stale - you'd be amazed by the extent to which storm clouds are forever gathering over Europe, military defeats are still humiliating, and papal nuncios inevitably wily - there remains a large granite mass of fact which acts as a balk against rampant solipsism.
It was shameful, humiliating".
This was most humiliating.
