Sentence examples for humiliating trial from inspiring English sources

The humiliating trial of Sumner Redstone is far from over.

And the French monarchy proves unable to withstand the taint of the lengthy, humiliating trial.

Mellon was accused of tax fraud, and in his early 80s had to endure a humiliating trial, which exonerated him only after his death.

Chief Justice Rehnquist also had presided over the impeachment of the now former president, Bill Clinton, the humiliating trial that burnished the image of Mr. Clinton as morally flawed and perhaps contributed to Al Gore's defeat in November.

And yet it is Casement's treatment at the hands of the British -- his humiliating trial and execution -- that precipitates Alice's own, far more intimate defection, the precise nature of which is revealed only in the novel's final pages.

This is a stripped-down, modernized variation on what happens to Sita, whose absolute love for Rama is repaid with suspicion, a humiliating trial by fire (to test her purity) and banishment.

And then came the descent from inviolate analysis to the humiliating trials of craft.

There would be smirking, misogynist jokes about sexual organs, bodily fluids and performance anxiety, and the poor woman would be subjected to humiliating trials.

And Michael Oberlander's Petruchio, while he doesn't hesitate to put Kate through some humiliating trials, obviously loves this woman, from first meeting.

But the Air Taser wasn't strong enough to deter a highly motivated perpetrator some humiliating trials in which Czech police were able to fight through repeated shocks proved that.

Despite the humiliating trials Wilde suffered at the hands of a puritanical English society, despite the hardships of prison, despite his early and painful death from cerebral meningitis, Ms. Belford says she wants to revoke "the myth of Wilde as a tragic figure".