The phrase "humiliating situation" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe a negative or embarrassing event or circumstance that causes someone to feel shame or embarrassment. Example: Sally found herself in a humiliating situation when she accidentally tripped and fell in front of her entire class.
"It was an incredibly humiliating situation," she said.
"It's a humiliating situation," one local man said.
Mr. Beard's lawsuit contends that the police violated his constitutional rights, used arbitrary and excessive force and created a humiliating situation.
A week before the report was to be published, however, Alfonso was rescued from a humiliating situation by a coup d'état (September 13 , 1923 led by General Miguel Primo de Rivera.
He managed to use his years of verbal dexterity – some would put it less politely – to talk himself out of what could have been a humiliating situation: a citizen's arrest.
As she says to a father of four addicted to painkillers whose business is falling apart: "I've never been in a humiliating situation when I wasn't shocked by all the 'normal' people who were also in the very same humiliating position.
Ms. Guzman, never a diva, said she always tries to "find the joy" in even the most humiliating situations.
In his films of the nineteen-sixties, he put himself through a wide range of humiliating situations and discovered a range of sentimental triumphs, using technical devices onscreen and off with a gleeful audacity (he actually invented, and held the patent on, the video assist that allowed him to see himself on closed-circuit TV while acting on camera).
The Obama ascension was so important to people of color because we hoped his victory would put an end to these humiliating situations.
In particular, the subtitle "The invisible hand-job" and the headline "More bang for your buck", struck an inappropriately flippant tone, given that this is an industry that often places women in frightening, humiliating and degrading situations, even when regulated.It was also depressing to see a chart marking up the relative prices of anal sex, or of spitting or swallowing during oral sex.
Think of "reality" entertainments, which so unnervingly parallel the faux-memoirists' appropriation of others' authentic emotional experience: in them, real people are forced to endure painful or humiliating or extreme situations, their real emotional reactions becoming the source of the viewers' idle gratification.
