Sentence examples for humiliating of from inspiring English sources

French politicians rarely throw in the towel, even after the most crushing and humiliating of defeats.

It is "the humiliating of beauty," she says, but offers no further details.

In Iran (175th), the hounding and humiliating of journalists has been part of its political culture for years.

Indeed, more than 16 years after Matt Drudge took Lewinsky's affair public, "slut-shaming" and the public humiliating of women – for real or perceived sexual indiscretions – is as ubiquitous as the internet cat meme.

This week, however, the Sudanese government which has recently been trying to distance itself from Islamic ideologues was anxiously rushing to assure the world that it was "not connected with what happened in the United States .Mr bin Laden has also been linked, though the evidence is shaky, to the killing and humiliating of American peacekeepers in Somalia in 1993.

The Earthquakes asserted their Supporters Shield credentials last year with a 3-1 home win over RSL last April, before taking a 2-1 road win in June, and most humiliating of all, crushing Salt Lake with a 5-0 victory a few weeks later, behind a Chris Wondolowski hat trick.

Leaders of the Social Christian Party have called for rejection of the "humiliating" offer of Tiwintza.

In Windsor, Justice Anthony Kennedy wrote that the Defense of Marriage Act "humiliates tens of thousands of children now being raised by same-sex couples.

One complained of the Prime Minister's "humiliating" treatment of people "who are working hard for their country – sometimes at personal risk".

He accused Ban of humiliating the identity of the United Nations with what he described as a "political dance" and likened Shaheed's report to "international savagery".

Alan Willson Swansea What is all this talk about a "humiliating" defeat (of England by Australia)?